Better description for the bandwidth option

lowleveldesign · Mar 16, 2021 · 8a3f261 · 8a3f261
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diff --git a/ProcessGovernor/Program.cs b/ProcessGovernor/Program.cs
@@ -44,10 +44,10 @@ public static int Main(string[] args)
                             }
                         }},
                     { "e|cpurate=", "The maximum CPU rate in % for the process. If you also set the affinity, " +
-                                  "the rate will apply only to the selected CPU cores. (Windows 8.1+)",
+                        "the rate will apply only to the selected CPU cores. (Windows 8.1+)",
                         v => { procgov.CpuMaxRate = ParseCpuRate(v); } },
-                    { "bandwidth=", "The maximum bandwidth for outgoing network traffic in bytes for the " +
-                                  "process (accepted suffixes: K, M, or G). (Windows 10+)",
+                    { "bandwidth=", "The maximum bandwidth (in bytes) for the process outgoing network traffic" +
+                        " (accepted suffixes: K, M, or G). (Windows 10+)",
                         v => { procgov.MaxBandwidth = ParseByteLength(v); } },
                     { "r|recursive", "Apply limits to child processes too (will wait for all processes to finish).",
                         v => { procgov.PropagateOnChildProcesses = v != null; } },

diff --git a/README.md b/README.md
@@ -25,9 +25,9 @@ Options:
   -e, --cpurate=VALUE        The maximum CPU rate in % for the process. If
                                you also set the affinity, the rate will apply
                                only to the selected CPU cores. (Windows 8.1+) 
-      --bandwidth=VALUE      The maximum bandwidth for outgoing network
-                               traffic in bytes for the process (accepted
-                               suffixes: K, M, or G). (Windows 10+)
+      --bandwidth=VALUE      The maximum bandwidth (in bytes) for the process
+                               outgoing network traffic (accepted suffixes: K,
+                               M, or G). (Windows 10+)
   -r, --recursive            Apply limits to child processes too (will wait
                                for all processes to finish).
       --newconsole           Start the process in a new console window.