Hello,
I noticed, the utility name in error messages is not sdiff for sdiff.
Example with missing files:
$> *s*diff foo bar
diff: foo: No such file or directory
diff: bar: No such file or directory
*Error: Returns wrong util name.
Expectation: sdiff*
This gets even more odd, when comparing
$> mydir/diff foo bar
mydir/diff: foo: No such file or directory
mydir/diff: bar: No such file or directory
$> mydir/sdiff foo bar
diff: foo: No such file or directory
diff: bar: No such file or directory
no path and wrong tool name
Personally I do not think the mydir/ should be part of the error
message, but that reasoning is not up to me.
Returning sdiff would be helpful; one thinks the wrong util was used.
For reference, other tool behavior:
$> cmp foo bar
cmp: foo: No such file or directory
$> diff foo bar
diff: foo: No such file or directory
diff: bar: No such file or directory
$> diff foo bar
diff3: missing operand after 'bar'
diff3: Try 'diff3 --help' for more information.
(only util which returns the standard Try --help extra clause.
Best
Gunter
