This functionality currently requires 3 arguments:
[-f path/to/MFILE.DAT] [-i path/to/IN.DAT] [-o path/to/new_IN.DAT]
This needs changing to be shorter and easier to use:
-f path/to/MFILE.DAT -o new_IN.DAT
The new IN.DAT would by default be created in the same directory as the specified MFILE, but the user could specify a different directory if they wished.
This functionality currently requires 3 arguments:
[-f path/to/MFILE.DAT] [-i path/to/IN.DAT] [-o path/to/new_IN.DAT]This needs changing to be shorter and easier to use:
-f path/to/MFILE.DAT -o new_IN.DATThe new IN.DAT would by default be created in the same directory as the specified MFILE, but the user could specify a different directory if they wished.