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--- a/doc/cli.xml
+++ b/doc/cli.xml
@@ -1,27 +1,27 @@
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<Appendix>
-<Heading>The nq command line interface</Heading>
+<Heading>The anu-nq command line interface</Heading>
<Section>
<Heading>How to use the ANU NQ</Heading>
If you start the ANU NQ by typing
<Listing Type="interactive">
- nq -X
+ anu-nq -X
</Listing>
you will get the following message:
<Listing Type="interactive">
unknown option: -X
- usage: nq [-a] [-M] [-d] [-g] [-v] [-s] [-f] [-c] [-m]
- [-t <n>] [-l <n>] [-r <n>] [-n <n>] [-e <n>]
- [-y] [-o] [-p] [-E] [<presentation>] [<class>]
+ usage: anu-nq [-a] [-M] [-d] [-g] [-v] [-s] [-f] [-c] [-m]
+ [-t <n>] [-l <n>] [-r <n>] [-n <n>] [-e <n>]
+ [-y] [-o] [-p] [-E] [<presentation>] [<class>]
</Listing>
All parameters in square brackets are optional. The parameter
<presentation> has to be the name of a file that contains a finite
group presentation for which a nilpotent quotient is to be calculated.
-This file name must not start with a digit. If it is not present, nq
+This file name must not start with a digit. If it is not present, anu-nq
will read the presentation from standard input. The parameter <class>
restricts the computation of the nilpotent quotient to at most that
(nilpotency) class, i.e. the program calculates the quotient group of
@@ -226,7 +226,7 @@
<Verb>
<![CDATA[
- nq free2.fp 3
+ anu-nq free2.fp 3
]]>
</Verb>
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