Short now depends on the argument cluster which is available from the same archive and directory. Special handling for ANY and NONE of course. The default is to drop it. Should be greater than 20. Obsolete features are not retained.
Obsolete classes retain no features.
The output of the tool now conforms to the layout rules in Appendix A of ETL and should look like the 'short' examples in the book. As much as is possible the output and command line options conform to ISE's 2.3 version of 'short'. My biggest debt is of course to David Morgan. This version is only really a tiny modification of his work. I though am responsible for any remaining deficiencies or problems with this release.