This is the command nauty-listg that can be run in the OnWorks free hosting provider using one of our multiple free online workstations such as Ubuntu Online, Fedora Online, Windows online emulator or MAC OS online emulator
PROGRAM:
NAME
nauty-listg - display graphs in a variety of forms
SYNOPSIS
listg [-fp#:#l#o#Ftq] [-a|-A|-c|-d|-e|-H|-M|-s|-b|-G|-y|-Yxxx] [infile [outfile]]
DESCRIPTION
Write graphs in human-readable format.
-f : assume inputs have same size (only used from a file
and only if -p is given)
-p#, -p#:#, -p#-# : only display one graph or a sequence of
graphs.
The first graph is number 1. A second number
which is empty or zero means infinity.
-a : write as adjacency matrix, not as list of adjacencies
-A : same as -a with a space between entries
-l# : specify screen width limit (default 78, 0 means no limit)
This is not currently implemented with -a or -A.
-o# : specify number of first vertex (default is 0).
-d : write output to satisfy dreadnaut
-c : write ascii form with minimal line-breaks
-e : write a list of edges, preceded by the order and the
number of edges
-H : write in HCP operations research format
-M : write in Magma format
-W : write matrix in Maple format
-b : write in Bliss format
-G : write in GRAPE format
-y : write in dot file format
-Yxxx : extra dotty commands for dot files (arg continues to end of param)
-t : write upper triangle only (affects -a, -A, -d and default)
-s : write only the numbers of vertices and edges
-F : write a form-feed after each graph except the last
-q : suppress auxiliary output
-a, -A, -c, -d, -M, -W, -H and -e are incompatible.
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