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diff --git a/tclap-1.2.1/tests/test46.out b/tclap-1.2.1/tests/test46.out new file mode 100644 index 0000000..8981c67 --- /dev/null +++ b/tclap-1.2.1/tests/test46.out @@ -0,0 +1,66 @@ + +USAGE: + + ThisIsAVeryLongProgramNameDesignedToTestSpacePrintWhichUsedToHaveProblem + sWithLongProgramNamesIThinkItIsNowL + ongEnough [-l <int>] [-u <float + lte 1>] [-b <float lte 1>] [-z + <filename>] [-x <filename>] [-s + <name string>] [-d] [-g <negative + int>] [-f <negative int>] -n <homer + |marge|bart|lisa|maggie> ... [--] + [--version] [-h] <1|2|3> ... + + +Where: + + -l <int>, --limit <int> + Max number of alignments allowed + + -u <float lte 1>, --upperBound <float lte 1> + upper percentage bound + + -b <float lte 1>, --lowerBound <float lte 1> + lower percentage bound + + -z <filename>, --filename2 <filename> + Sequence 2 filename (FASTA format) + + -x <filename>, --filename1 <filename> + Sequence 1 filename (FASTA format) + + -s <name string>, --scoring--Matrix <name string> + Scoring Matrix name + + -d, --isDna + The input sequences are DNA + + -g <negative int>, --gap-Extend <negative int> + The cost for each extension of a gap + + -f <negative int>, --gapCreate <negative int> + The cost of creating a gap + + -n <homer|marge|bart|lisa|maggie>, --name <homer|marge|bart|lisa + |maggie> (accepted multiple times) + (required) Name to print. This is a long, nonsensical message to test + line wrapping. Hopefully it works. + + --, --ignore_rest + Ignores the rest of the labeled arguments following this flag. + + --version + Displays version information and exits. + + -h, --help + Displays usage information and exits. + + <1|2|3> (accepted multiple times) + Number of times to print + + + Command description message. This is a long multi-line message meant to + test line wrapping. This is more text that doesn't really do anything + besides take up lots of space that otherwise might be used for something + real. That should be enough, don't you think? + |