Added --no-write to gobble, fixed crash in start --timeout.
Also changed help to output one command per line (instead of columnizing) if not attached to a console. It's the same as what ls does.
# gobble.cif
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==name gobble
==short-description
A tool for purposefully wasting disk space.
==long-description
If the specified file does not already exist, it will be created. If it does exist, it will be grown by the amount specified.
==see-also
L<leak|leak>
==option bool v verbose
Display more detailed output.
==option bool n no-write
By default the file is filled with a pattern of 'x' characters. Specify this option to only set the file size and not to actually write to it. Useful if you want to test low disk space without introducing delays (and wear to the disk) of actually writing lots of data.
==argument filename file_name
The file to create or to append to.
==argument uint amount optional
The total number of bytes to consume. If zero or not specified, the file size is set to fill the free space on the disk.
==argument uint block_size optional
The maximum size of each write (in bytes). Defaults to 512.
==copyright
Copyright (c) 2007-2010 Accenture. All rights reserved.