Usage

Usage:

forest {command} [options|filenames]

forest [1x filename | 4+x filenames]

Commands are

S   Seed (synonyms s and a)
    Seeds a grove of trees from a file. Only uses the first
    filename given as the input file.

V   View (synonyms v and x)
    aligns a grove of trees and builds an output file from the
    line of sight. filenames are the trees


Options: All options that don't apply to the current command are
   simply ignored. All options must start with '-' or '/' 
   characters. Any that don't are considered to be filenames and
   are added to the list of trees (v) or is the input file (s).
   The special filename '-' indicates that this is a file pipe
   from or to an external program./


   'o'   output filename
         defines the name given to the output of the view command.
         this can be a pipe "-o-".

   's'   stimulate overgrowth
         defines the amount of overgrowth allowed (2x this value).
         the number can have 'k' for KB, 'm' for MB, g for GB and
         '%' for a percentage of the input file. '%' is ignored
         for incoming file pipes. values can be combined "4m6k"

   'g'   grove tree names {prefix}{delimiter}{extension}
         Options (-gp<text>, -gd<text>, -ge<text>)

         'p' Tree Name prefix
            Defines the static start of the treenames

         'd' Tree Name delimiter
             Defines how the trees are numbered/lettered
               a -> a,b,c..y,z,aa,ab
               1 -> a,2,3..8,9,10,11
              01 -> 01,02,03..09,10,11
              0x -> 0x,0y,0z,aa,ab
              eX -> eX,eY,eZ,AA,AB

         'e' Tree Name extension
             Defines the static end of the treenames

   't'   trees to grow
         defined the grove size. defaults to 4.

For MS Windows drag-n-drop compatibility, a special non-command mode is 
present. If the only argument is not a command, it is asumed to be a
filename and the following equivelent command is run:
    forest.exe s (filename)
If there is no command, and there are at lest 4 arguments, its asummed 
that they are tree names, and the following equivelent command is run:
    forest.exe v (tree name list)
This allows the windows user to drag a file onto forest.exe to plant a 
grove based on it, or to drag a group of trees onto forest.exe to see 
through them.