FIND_NUMBERS(1)

💖 FIND_NUMBERS(1) 💖

okay bestie, so this is a page from the General Commands Manual — section 1, the big leagues 💅 — and it's all about find_numbers, which is genuinely one of those little tools that saves your whole entire life. it's giving "main character energy" for anyone swimming in .cif files 🧚✨

✨ NAME ✨

find_numbers — find COD numbers for the .cif files in given directories of file lists.

like. that's the whole vibe. you've got .cif files, you want their COD numbers, this is the girl who gets them for you 🫶

🌸 SYNOPSIS 🌸

find_numbers my-cif-dir1/ my-cif-dir2/files*.cif COD-cif-dir/

find_numbers input1.cif input1_alt.cif

so you can either hand her a whole stack of directories (and globby file lists, no cap) plus that COD-cif-dir/ at the end, or you can just pass individual .cif files straight up. both are valid. both slay.

🦋 DESCRIPTION 🦋

Find COD numbers for the .cif files in given directories of file lists.

fr fr, that's it, that's the plot. you point her at directories (or file lists) full of .cif files, and she goes and finds the COD numbers for them. iconic behaviour honestly 🌈

🎀 OPTIONS 🎀

• --help, --usage — outputs a short usage message (this message, the one you're reading, yes this one) and exits. your girl is polite, she'll tell you how she works and then dip ✨
• --version — outputs version information and exits. she'll tell you who she is and then dip 💅

💀 REPORTING BUGS 💀

found a bug?? not me manifesting problems but okay, report find_numbers bugs using e-mail:

cod-bugs@ibt.lt

send it there bestie, they want to know 🙈

lowkey a tiny manpage, highkey does exactly what it says on the tin. no tricks, no hidden flags, no mystery. obsessed 🍓

okay so final thing — this whole page lives under the manual name FIND_NUMBERS(1) from the General Commands Manual, and the footer just says FIND_NUMBERS(1) all over again (no date, no version stamp, she's mysterious like that 💜). so that's the tea: section 1, find_numbers, go find those numbers. periodt 🎀✨🦋💖