> A bug report that arrived in my inbox -
> Seems like Mitya needs a "do not overwrite" mode.
His shell already offers one, as does UNIX file permissions. Do we really need...
"Are you sure? [y/N] y"
"Are you really sure? [y/N] y"
"Perhaps you ought to think about it longer? [Y/n] n"
"I think you should go ask your parents first. [Y/n] n"
"Ok, but this is your last warning. Proceed? [y/N] y"
"Type in the following phrase to continue: 'I understand what I am doing.'"
>>> I understand what I am doing
"Incorrect punctuation. Please start over: Are you sure? [y/N]"
(Now if LAME is doing something purpousely counterintuitive, that's one thing.
But if a user insists on shooting himself in the foot repeatedly by explicitly
telling LAME to not do what he wants, he's not going to bother using the
equivalent of --no-clobber).
Monty
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