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Command line
Bandage is run from the command line using this usage: Bandage <command> [options]
Type Bandage --help to see general help and Bandage <command> --help to see help for that particular command. The --helpall option will show all possible Bandage settings that can be specified on the command line.
Command line usage on Linux is straightforward. Either run Bandage from a particular directory (e.g. ./Bandage or ~/programs/Bandage) or copy it to a directory in your path to run it simply using Bandage.
Bandage for Mac is packaged as an application bundle which is actually a directory. To run Bandage via the command line, you must call the executable that is contained in the bundle: <path>/Bandage.app/Contents/MacOS/Bandage
Command line support is only partially functional on Windows. The program can be called with commands and options, and it should run correctly. But since Windows views it as a GUI application, not a command line appltication, there will be no output to the console.
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