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6 nauty-listg - display graphs in a variety of forms
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9 listg [-fp#:#l#o#Ftq] [-a|-A|-c|-d|-e|-H|-M|-s|-b|-G|-y|-Yxxx] [infile
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13 Write graphs in human-readable format.
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15 -f : assume inputs have same size (only used from a file
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17 and only if -p is given)
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19 -p#, -p#:#, -p#-# : only display one graph or a sequence of
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27 -a : write as adjacency matrix, not as list of adjacencies
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29 -A : same as -a with a space between entries
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31 -l# : specify screen width limit (default 78, 0 means no limit)
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35 -o# : specify number of first vertex (default is 0).
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37 -d : write output to satisfy dreadnaut
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39 -c : write ascii form with minimal line-breaks
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41 -e : write a list of edges, preceded by the order and the
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45 -H : write in HCP operations research format
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