COPYG(1)

✨ NAME ✨

copyg — manual page for copyg 2.9.3

okay so bestie, welcome to COPYG(1), the User Commands manual page that's literally all about copyg. 💖 No cap, this is your graph-file-copying main character. 🫶

🦋 SYNOPSIS 🦋

copyg [-gszfp#:#qhx] [infile [outfile]]

💅 DESCRIPTION 💅

Copy a file of graphs with possible format conversion. It's giving "let's move these graphs and maybe switch up the format while we're at it." 🌸

• -g — Use graph6 format for output. ✨
• -s — Use sparse6 format for output. 🍓
• -z — Use digraph6 format for output. 💜
• -i — Use incremental sparse6 format for output. 🦋

In the absence of -g, -s, -z or -i, the format depends on the header or, if none, the first input line. As an exception, digraphs are always written in digraph6. 👑

• -p#, -p#:# — Specify range of input lines (first is 1). This can fail if the input has incremental lines. 😭
• -f — With -p, assume input lines of fixed length (ignored if header or first line has sparse6 format). 💅
• -I# — Have at most this number of incremental steps in a row. Implies -i. 🔥
• -h — Write a header. 🎀
• -x — Don't write a header. 🙈

In the absence of -h and -x, a header is written if there is one in the input. 🫶

• -q — Suppress auxiliary output. 🤫

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later bestie, this was copyg 2.9.3, dated September 2026, and it's the COPYG(1) manual. slay, bye! 💅✨