ADDEDGEG(1)

Okay bestie, check this out 🦋 addedgeg lives in the User Commands section, and its manual page is ADDEDGEG(1) ✨

✨ NAME ✨

addedgeg - manual page for addedgeg 2.9.3 💖

🎀 SYNOPSIS 🎀

addedgeg [-lq] [-D#] [-btfF] [-z#] [infile [outfile]]

💅 DESCRIPTION 💅

Okay so the main move here is this: for each nonedge e, addedgeg outputs G+e if it meets certain conditions. It's giving selective energy, no cap 😭

The output file has a header if and only if the input file does. So if your input is dressed up with a header, the output gets one too, and if not, neither does it 🌸

Here are the options, slay:

• -l — Canonically label the outputs 🏷️
• -D# — Set an upper bound on the maximum degree of the output 📏
• -b — The output gets no new cycles of odd length 🌈
• -t — The output gets no new 3-cycle, but only if the input doesn't already have one 🔺
• -f — The output gets no new 4-cycle, but only if the input doesn't already have one 🍓
• -F — The output gets no new 5-cycle, but only if the input doesn't already have one ⭐
• -z# — The output gets no new cycles shorter than # 🧚
• -btfFz — These can be mixed and matched in any arbitrary combination, bestie, go wild 💜
• -q — Suppresses the auxiliary information 🙈

Bestie, the rule is that -btfF and -z# can all be combined however you like. Just remember the output won't pick up any new cycles that the rules you chose are supposed to block 💀

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That's the whole tea, bestie! 🫶 addedgeg version 2.9.3 from September 2026, filed under ADDEDGEG(1) 💖✨