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xdftool: added docs for 'add' option in read/write

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@ -122,7 +122,7 @@ Example::
::
read <ami_path> [sys_path]
read <ami_path> [<sys_path>] [add]
If ``<ami_path>`` is a file then the file contents will be read and copied to
your hosts file system. If no ``<sys_path>`` is given then the Amiga file will
@ -138,6 +138,11 @@ in host's current directory. If ``<sys_path>`` is available then the directory
will be created in this path. Otherwise the directory will be named as
``<sys_path>``.
If the ``add`` option is set and both the input and output parameters are
directories then the contents of the source directory is directly added to
the target directory. Otherwise the source directory is first created below
the target directory.
Example::
> xdftool wb310.adf read c/dir ; copy file 'dir' to host's current dir
@ -146,6 +151,7 @@ Example::
> xdftool wb310.adf read devs ; copy 'devs' dir tree to current dir
> xdftool wb310.adf read devs . ; same command
> xdftool wb310.adf read devs b ; copy dir tree 'devs' to host dir 'b'
> xdftool wb310.add read c b add ; copy the contents of 'c' also to 'b' dir
``blkdev`` - Show information on the underlying block device
@ -331,7 +337,7 @@ Example::
::
write <sys_path> [ami_path]
write <sys_path> [<ami_path>] [add]
If the given ``<sys_path>`` is a file then the contents of the file will be
read and stored with the same name in the top-level directory of the image's
@ -344,6 +350,11 @@ contained files will be transferred to the image. If ``<ami_path>`` is given
and a directory then the host directory will be created there. Otherise the
host directory will be renamed to the given name.
If the ``add`` option is set and both the input and output parameters are
directories then the contents of the source directory is directly added to
the target directory. Otherwise the source directory is first created below
the target directory.
Example::
> xdftool empty.adf write README ; the host file 'README' is written to
@ -352,6 +363,8 @@ Example::
> xdftool empty.adf write README c ; write to 'c' directory (if exists)
; or rename to file 'c'
> xdftool empty.adf write mydir ; the host directory 'mydir' is written
> xdftool empty.adf write dir1 d ; write 'dir1' as 'd' to image
> xdftool empty.adf write dir2 d add ; add contents of 'dir2' to existing 'd'
``delete`` - Delete a file or directory