Hello again,
> -f, --file files
> Print all tags in the files.
> This option implies the -x option.
> -F, --file-list file
> Read from file a list of file names and print all tags
> in each file in the list.
> If file is -, read from standard input.
> File names must be separated by newline.
> This option implies the -x option.
How about adding --args-file option instead of the -F command?
Commands:
-f, --file files
Print all tags in the files.
This option implies the -x option.
If the --args-file options is specified, [files] on the command line
is ignored.
Options:
--args-file file
Read from file a list of arguments.
If file is -, read from standard input.
Arguments must be separated by newline.
This option can be used only with the -f(--file-list) command now.
I don't think that a usual user uses the -F command. So, it is not necessary
to offer it as a command. The --args-file=file option can be used with other
commands in the future.
What do you think?
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