If all you're looking for is how to solve the boldness syntax just
inspect the output from the command
getopts --usage
and compare it with getopts --man to see where the boldness
appears and how they are embedded in the usage string. The
whole usage string would be embedded in $'...' (substitute ... by
the actual usage string).
Janis
> From: [email protected]
> To: [email protected]
> Date: Mon, 8 Feb 2010 07:39:40 -0800
> Subject: Re: [ast-users] command line long options arguments
> CC:
>
> No go. Looks like I may have a version of GNU/Linux that is different enough
> from AST. Also, on my MacBookPro I get similar results ('fmt -o' is not
> available on the Mac). Without the '—usage' command returning anything, then
> getting a copy of the AST fmt command wouldn't help.
>
> [...]
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