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$ clingo encodings/pddl-meta-sequential-incremental.lp instance.lp
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### Command-Line Interface
## Command-Line Interface
```bash
$ plasp [files] [options]
```
`[files]` may be omitted, in which case the input is read from `std::cin`.
The `[options]` are listed below:
| **option** | **explanation** |
|-----------------------------------|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
| `-l` [ `--language` ] | Specify the input language (`sas` or `pddl`). Omit for automatic detection. |
| `--warning-level` arg (=`normal`) | Specify whether to output warnings normally (`normal`), to treat them as critical errors (`error`), or to ignore them (`ignore`). |
| `--color` arg (=`auto`) | Specify whether to colorize the output (`always`, `never`, or `auto`). |
`plasp` automatically detects the language of the input program.
See the [documentation of `plasp`’s command-line interface](doc/command-line-interface.md) for more detail.
## Output Format
`plasp` provides a uniform output format for SAS and PDDL input problems.
See the [documentation of the output format](doc/output-format.md) for more details.
See the [documentation of the output format](doc/output-format.md) for more detail.
If you want to write your own meta encoding for `plasp`’s output, the [simple example encoding](encodings/sequential-incremental.lp) gets you started.

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# Command-Line Interface
```bash
$ plasp [files] [options]
```
`[files]` may be omitted, in which case the input is read from `std::cin`.
The `[options]` are listed below:
| **option** | **explanation** |
|-----------------------------------|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|
| `-l` [ `--language` ] | Specify the input language (`sas` or `pddl`). Omit for automatic detection. |
| `--warning-level` arg (=`normal`) | Specify whether to output warnings normally (`normal`), to treat them as critical errors (`error`), or to ignore them (`ignore`). |
| `--color` arg (=`auto`) | Specify whether to colorize the output (`always`, `never`, or `auto`). |