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6 nauty-sumlines - sum lines matching specified graph formats
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9 sumlines [-w|-W] [-v] [-d] [-n] [-f fmtfile]... file file file ...
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12 Sum lines matching specified formats.
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14 Any number of input files can be given.
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17 If there are no files given, just stdin is assumed. File names
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22 Formats are read from four sources in this order: (1) Any files
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25 The file sumlines.fmt in the current directory (if it exists)
26 (4) The file sumlines.fmt in the home directory (if it exists)
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28 Formats exactly matching earlier formats (except perhaps for
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33 Each format occupies exactly two lines.
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46 cpu=%fu,%fs,%fx
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52 -d don't read sumlines.fmt or ~/sumlines.fmt or $SUMLINES.FMT
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