If i use hello -g TEST, it prints TEST, but in case i combine this
option with -t or -n, it prints it's main purpose text
The purpose of -t and -n is specifically to print their hardwired text.
There's no way to "traditionalize" or "new-generation-ize" arbitrary
text. I'll see about improving the documentation.
One could argue that whichever of -g, -t, or -n was specified last
should win. Right now it's basically random. (-t beats -n beats -g.)
I'll see about that too.
Thanks for the report :).
karl
