>>>>> "zooko" == zooko <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
zooko> I keep finding myself writing "--log-file" and then getting
zooko> an error message and then having to correct it to
zooko> "--logfile". The other commands that I'm using on the same
zooko> command line, such as "--delete-log" have a "-" separating
zooko> each English word. I suggest "--log-file" for the same
zooko> reason.
I wonder if it would cause practical problems if after the initial
dash-pair, dashes were ignored in the names of long options. zsh has
long had something like that (at least when setting options from the
shell prompt), ignoring various kinds of separators as well as being
case-insensitive.
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