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Expand Up @@ -76,7 +76,7 @@ JPlag can either be used via the CLI or directly via its Java API. For more info

### CLI
*Note that the [legacy CLI](https://github.com/jplag/jplag/blob/legacy/README.md) is varying slightly.*
The language can either be set with the -l parameter or as a subcommand (`jplag [jplag options] <language name> [language options]`). A subcommand takes priority over the -l option.
The language can either be set with the -l parameter or as a subcommand (`jplag [jplag options] -l <language name> [language options]`). A subcommand takes priority over the -l option.
Language-specific arguments can be set when using the subcommand. A list of language-specific options can be obtained by requesting the help page of a subcommand (e.g., `jplag java —h`).

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When using the subcommand, language-specific arguments can be set.
A list of language-specific options can be obtained by requesting the help page of a subcommand (e.g., "jplag java -h").

To run jplag normally on a set of submissions run: `java -jar jplag.jar <language> <path/to/submissions>`
To run jplag normally on a set of submissions run: `java -jar jplag.jar -l <language> <path/to/submissions>`
If the language is java, it can be omitted: `java -jar jplag.jar <path/to/submissions>`

To open an existing report run: `java -jar jplag.jar </path/to/report.zip>`
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