http://docs.factorcode.org/content/article-command-line.html
says that arguments after a script file are stored in command-line.
Arguments after a -run switch are not mentioned. Testing with
factor-linux-x86-64-2014-09-10-15-17.tar.gz
I see arguments after the -run switch disappearing if they start with a
dash and come before the first argument not starting with a dash. Is
this behavior intended?
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$ cat test-voc/test-voc.factor
USING:
command-line namespaces prettyprint ;
IN: test-voc
: main ( -- )
command-line get .
;
MAIN: main
$ factor-lang -run="test-voc" a b c
{ "a" "b" "c" }
$ factor-lang -run="test-voc" -a b c
{ "b" "c" }
$ factor-lang -run="test-voc" a -b c
{ "a" "-b" "c" }
$ factor-lang -run="test-voc" -a -b c
{ "c" }
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