"Joel E. Denny" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > So, you're thinking that something like: > > bison --skeleton-path=. > > would tell Bison to look for the skeleton file (declared with either > %skeleton or --skeleton) in the current directory?
Yes. The argument to --skeleton-path would be a list of directory names separated by ":", like PATH. > your proposal just seems like a more verbose version of > mine. To be fair, I'll assume -P is an abbreviation for --skeleton-path. > Now: > > bison -P /some/path -S skel.c > > versus: > > bison -S /some/path/skel.c Sorry, I don't follow the "versus". The --skeleton-path argument would affect not the interpretation of absolute file names, so both forms would work under my proposal -- it's up to the user. Similarly for the other example you gave. This is similar to cc -I.
