Basic format for command 'run':
    vitis-sl run [[-e][-v]] <input data> [options] ...

Running files by expression:
    vitis-sl run [-e] <expression> [options] ...

This command runs files by the expression like executable applications.

Flag '-n' is used to select one or a series of files.
If there is a number after the '-n' flag, one file will be displayed.
Also, after the -n flag, you can use an expression that lists the numbers
of the files you need and ranges of files using a dash,
separated by commas without spaces.
Example:
    vitis-sl run Apps -n 2
    Second file in the 'Apps' category starts.
    It makes sense with the preliminary use of 'vitis-sl show Apps'.

Flag --sort=<sorting> is used to specify the sorting type:
     --sort=extension - sort by file extension;
     --sort=name      - sort by file name (default);
     --sort=none      - without sorting;
     --sort=size      - sort by file size;
     --sort=time      - sort by file modification time;
     --sort=atime     - sort by file access time.

Option '--hidden' enables the use of hidden files.

Option '--sudo' allows to run programs with 'sudo' privileges
when accounting for the sudo utility in the system
and the presence of the corresponding rights of the current user.

The option --user=<user> allows you to run the program with the rights
of the specified user.
If the option --sudo is also specified, then the launch will be performed
using the current user's superuser rights (provided that the sudo utility is
installed on the system).


vitis-sl run -v <category/file> [--number <number>]
    A simpler and more accurate way to run a file is by its name and category.
    
Additional option '--number' allows you to specify the number of the file with
repeated name.
