mucking with the usage string

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#! /usr/bin/env python
"""ttroundtrip [options] font1 ... fontN
Dump each TT/OT font as a TTX file, compile again to TTF or OTF and dump again.
Then do a diff on the two TTX files. Append problems and diffs to a file called
"report.txt" in the current directory. This is only for testing FontTools/TTX,
the resulting files are deleted afterwards.
"""usage: ttroundtrip [options] font1 ... fontN
This tool supports some of ttdump's command line options (-i, -t and -x)
and they will in fact be passed to ttdump. -t or -x will imply ttcompile -i
on the way back.
Dump each TT/OT font as a TTX file, compile again to TTF or OTF
and dump again. Then do a diff on the two TTX files. Append problems
and diffs to a file called "report.txt" in the current directory.
This is only for testing FontTools/TTX, the resulting files are
deleted afterwards.
This tool supports some of ttdump's command line options (-i, -t
and -x) and they will in fact be passed to ttdump. Specifying -t
or -x implies ttcompile -i <originalfile> on the way back.
"""
import sys