> I have replaced all those uses of 'fprintf (stderr, "...); exit > (1);" to handle some illegal value passed to an argument, > etc. with argp_failure to ensure uniformity in the erroring > reporting.
Maybe we can 'error' from error.h instead of 'argp_failure' in those places where no argument parsing is taking place to announce non-parsing errors. This will remove the need for maintaining the 'struct argp_state *state' too across in such cases. What do you think? Yeah, lets do that for now. Better to move forward, than stomp in the same spot. Switching from error() to argp_error/failure or some other such thing would be quite trivial later one anyway. _______________________________________________ bug-inetutils mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bug-inetutils
