README file for codecat v0.01
By Alex Pounds <ajp7@kent.ac.uk> - 20020925.
http://www.alexpounds.com/

Codecat is a small Perl script designed to dump out collections of files.
It's intended for usage on sourcecode, to act a bit like a
"pretty-printer", in that it sticks nice delimiters between files, and a
nice header on the top. This header isn't so nice, in that it will wrap at
a character level, and not a word level, but you can't have it all and you
can stick "\n"'s in your synopsis if you want a line break. 


*** Installation instructions ***

Just copy the codecat file to somewhere in your $PATH. It's then ready to
run. Execute "codecat -h" to see the options.


*** Example usage *** 

Here's an example of using codecat, using the project I wrote it to be
used on. The output of this can be found in the enclosed sample.txt . 

codecat -a "Alex Pounds <ajp7@kent.ac.uk>" -d "20030925" -t "CO515 Assignment 1" -s "A Java implementation of propositional logic formula" *.java