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okay bestie, listen up π this one's cgnslist β and what it does is list the content of a CGNS file. that's it, that's the whole job. iconic behavior honestly π
this page lives in the General Commands Manual, section 1, so likeβ¦ INVALID(1) energy, iykyk π
πΈ DESCRIPTION πΈ
the vibe check: you run it like this π
cgnslist [options] CGNSfile [node]
so you pass it a CGNSfile, and optionally a node to zero in on, and then a whole lil pile of options (see below, they're all here, i did not skip a single one π«Ά):
-bβ brief mode. file summary only. no extra yapping, just the essentials β¨-i<cnt>β sets the indent level. default is2. so like,-i4if you want it to nest deeper and feel more dramatic π-fβ follow links. go where they lead, main character energy π¦-lβ print the node label π·οΈ-tβ print the node data type π€-dβ print the node dimensions π-sβ print the node size in bytes π-aβ print all of them, aka-ltds. the full glam, no crumbs left behind π
ngl if you're indecisive, -a is right there and it literally means all four of those flags at once. obsessed. π
that's the whole page bestie, no cap, every single flag accounted for π
courtesy of cgnslist, dated January 2012, living under the INVALID(1) name β mwah, take care of her πππ§
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