vibrate • help

Note: help and version output are generated by a naïve script which tries a few variants of <command> --help, <command> -h etc. to find the command's help and version info. Sometimes it gets lucky, sometimes it doesn't; if the output below looks wrong, it probably is.

vibrate -V (return code: 127)

/usr/bin/vibrate: 20: exec: --version: not found

vibrate --help (return code: 0)

Usage: /usr/bin/vibrate program [arguments] Vibrate runs the specified program, which presumably uses the NCBI C toolkit, with the Vibrant library preloaded. The main effect of this preloading is that omitting arguments produces a dialog box for setting parameters rather than a usage message.

vibrate • help

vibrate • help

vibrate -V (return code: 127)

vibrate --help (return code: 0)

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