2009/11/25 Björn Steinbrink [off-list ref]:
On 2009.11.25 18:20:45 -0500, Avery Pennarun wrote:
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I read the earlier thread and I still don't quite understand this
point. What makes it difficult?
I guess it's -Xfoo vs. -X foo (note the space). Same deal with log
-S<string>. "git log -S foo" would look for an empty string (I guess)
being added/removed in some commit in foo's history, while "git log
-Sfoo" looks for "foo" being added/remove in HEAD's history.
Oh. Ouch. Isn't it standard for options-that-take-string-parameters
to always *require* that parameter? This seems to be how getopt
works. Basically "-X foo" is the same as "-Xfoo" in that system.
If parse_options doesn't already do this, should I try to add it somehow?
Avery