@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ removed to make the code compatible with Python 2.6.
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Some fixers rely on the latest release of the `six project `_ to work
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(see `Fixers requiring six `_).
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If you wish to turn off these fixers to avoid an external dependency on ``six ``,
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- then use the ``--nosix `` flag.
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+ then use the ``--no-six `` flag.
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Fixers use the API defined by 2to3. For details of how this works, and how to
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implement your own fixers, see `Extending 2to3 with your own fixers, at
@@ -31,10 +31,10 @@ A default fixer will be enabled when:
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- Either no ``-f ``/``--fix `` options are used, or ``-f default ``/``--fix=default ``
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is used, or the fixer is listed explicitly in an ``-f ``/``--fix `` option; and
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- The fixer is not listed in an ``-x ``/``--nofix `` option; and
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- - For fixers that are dependent on the `six project `_, ``--nosix `` is *not * specified
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+ - For fixers that are dependent on the `six project `_, ``--no-six `` is *not * specified
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(see `Fixers requiring six `_).
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- The ``-x ``/``--nofix `` and ``--nosix `` options always override fixers specified
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+ The ``-x ``/``--nofix `` and ``--no-six `` options always override fixers specified
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using ``-f ``/``--fix ``. The ``--six-unicode `` and ``--future-unicode `` options
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also disable fixers that are not applicable for those options.
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