Is the explanation of the last example in the built-in help information incorrect?

[DOSforever]

Examples

parpar -s 1M -r 64 -o my_recovery.par2 file1 file2
Generate 64MB of PAR2 recovery files from file1 and file2, named "my_recovery"

According to the description of the -r option, a number without a unit should refer to the absolute number of recovery slices to generate, not the volume size. However, the explanation in the example interprets it as 64MB in size, rather than 64 slices. Is this incorrect?

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自带的帮助信息中最后所举得例子的解释是不是有误？

按照 -r 选项的说明，数字后面没有单位的应该是指生成 recovery silces 的绝对数量，而不是体积大小，但例子的说明却解释成 64MB 大小，而不是 64 个 slices ，是否有误？

[animetosho]

a number without a unit should refer to the absolute number of recovery slices to generate, not the volume size.

Correct.

However, the explanation in the example interprets it as 64MB in size, rather than 64 slices. Is this incorrect?

It's 64 slices. Note that -s 1M means that each slice is 1MB, hence 64 slices = 64MB in this example.

Hopefully that makes more sense.