code snippet in README fixed
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@@ -42,7 +42,7 @@
First, a general command has to be given. This can be either *check*, to see if processing a file is needed or *process* to resort a file.
### Usage of the *process*-Command
-Syntax: process <Input file> <Output file> [<Flags>]
+Syntax: `process <Input file> <Output file> [<Flags>]`
__Input file:__ The path to the MDF3 / MDF4 file to be processed.
__Output file:__ A valid file name, where the output should be written. If this file already exists, it is overwritten without prior warning.
@@ -56,7 +56,7 @@
Example: *process C:\\file1.mf4 C:\\file2.mf4 -unzip -maxblocksize=800k*
#### Usage of the *check*-Command
-Syntax: check <Input file> <MaxBlockSize> [<ZipFlag>]
+Syntax: `check <Input file> <MaxBlockSize> [<ZipFlag>]`
__Input file:__ The path to the MDF3 / MDF4 file to be checked.
__MaxBlockSize:__ The maximum size of data blocks in the output (in bytes). Default value is 2GB. The value can be passed using the decimal prefixes, e.g. *1k*, *32m*, *2g*. Decimal values are not allowed.
@@ -65,7 +65,7 @@
Example: *check C:\\file1.mf4 800k -zip*
### Java API
-The MDFSorter \versionnum also provides a Java-Interface, for usage in other programs. It consists of two methods from the *MDFSorter*-Class:
+The MDFSorter also provides a Java-Interface, for usage in other programs. It consists of two methods from the *MDFSorter*-Class:
- __*sortMDF()*__: Processes an MDF-File and sorts it if needed.
- __*checkForProblems()*__: Check if processing a file is needed. Returns *true* only if this is the case.
