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Date: Sat, 28 Jun 1997 15:47:22 -0400 To: belg4mit@MIT.EDU Cc: bug-sipb@MIT.EDU In-Reply-To: <199706271900.PAA22228@sundial.MIT.EDU> (belg4mit@MIT.EDU) From: Salvatore Valente <svalente@MIT.EDU> Hi. You wrote: a thesaurus wrapper that won't run or gives help if no arg is given so on don't get a list of gibberish When I run "thesaurus" with no argument, I get a long but meaningful usage message. I'm not sure what part of it you consider gibberish. Is this what you see when you run thesaurus? If so, what is wrong with it? Usage: /mit/sipb/bin/thesaurus <word> [<word> ...] Search the thesaurus for all entries that begin with "<word>". /mit/sipb/bin/thesaurus -V <word> [<word> ...] Search the thesaurus for all entries that begin with "<word>". All displayed entries are separated by a line of dashes. /mit/sipb/bin/thesaurus -W <word> [<word> ...] Search the thesaurus for the entry that contains "<word>" exactly. /mit/sipb/bin/thesaurus -w <word> [<word> ...] Display all words in the thesaurus that begin with "<word>". /mit/sipb/bin/thesaurus -w -v <word> [<word> ...] Display all words in the thesaurus that begin with "<word>". Alongside each word, the numbers of the entries that contain the word are displayed. /mit/sipb/bin/thesaurus -n <number> Display thesaurus entry number "<number>". Unlike a word, only one number can be specified. --- Sal Valente <svalente@mit.edu> MIT SIPB
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