Usage: /c/cs201/bin/autograde --test        <hwnum> [<probnum>] [<tryoutdir>]


NOTE:
- If no probnum is specified, all problems will be tested.
- Autograde assumes the homework scm file is named hw<probnum>.scm.
- If the second argument is not a number, autograde assumes you
  do not specify the probnum, and takes the second argument as a directory.


Examples:

   autograde --test 3 will test all the problems of homework 3 using hw3.scm
   in your current directory.
 
   autograde --test 3 ~/hwk/cs201 will test all the problems of
homework 3 using   hw3.scm in directory ~/hwk/cs201
 
   autograde --test 3 4 will test problem 4 of homework 3 using hw3.scm
   in your current directory.



You may want to save the output as a text file. For example, if you type

/c/cs201/bin/autograde --test 3 8 > testoutput

then you can open the file 'testoutput' in Emacs to view it.