USAGE(1)

✨ NAME ✨

cgnsversion — bestie, the whole entire job of this little icon is that it returns the CGNS version of the file. that's it. that's the gig. 💖

oh also hi, this is the USAGE(1) page from the General Commands Manual, so you're in the right place, don't panic 🫶

🌸 DESCRIPTION 🌸

okay so the literal line the page gives you is this, verbatim, no notes:

usage  : cgnsversion [options] Version CGNSfile [CGNSoutfile] options:

so like… you hand it Version, you hand it CGNSfile, and if you're feeling generous you also hand it CGNSoutfile. and then there's options. the options are the options. here they are:

• -v — verbose output. she will talk to you about what she's doing 💬
• -r — remove links. links? gone. removed. bye 🔗
• -k — keep all nodes. every single node. all of them. keeping them 👑

and then, and I cannot stress this enough, the page says it again:

options:

• -v — verbose output. yes bestie, again. it's giving repetition ✨
• -r — remove links. still removing them 🎀
• -k — keep all nodes. still keeping them 🌈

ngl the manpage really does list the same three options twice in a row and I am simply not going to pretend otherwise. I don't make the rules, I just live here 💀

that's genuinely the whole page — no extra lore, no secret flags, no plot twist 🦋

okay and for the cute sign-off: this one's signed cgnsversion, dated January 2012, and it lives at the bottom of USAGE(1). vintage. iconic. a little 2012 time capsule, and honestly? it ate 👑💅🧚