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Subject: Re: Bug#780779: option "merge multiple blank lines to n lines" not
configurable as documented
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In-Reply-To: <20150319104536.3605.13775.report...@piccione.ffm.andrena.de>
Hello,
On Thu, Mar 19, 2015 at 11:45:36AM +0100, Carsten Otto wrote:
> The option "-c", documented as follows, cannot be used as "-c=1".
>
> -c[=n] merge multiple blank lines to n lines (default is 2)
>
> When using t-prot -c=1 this error is shown:
> Unknown option: =
> Unknown option: 1
> Usage: [...]
>
> Using --c=1 (two hyphens) seems to work.
Yes. Using -c1 works as well at my Debian testing machine. T-prot's
command line processing is all handled by Getopt::Long, so I guess
we're stuck here. I'm sorry.
It might be a good idea to reassign this bug to Getopt::Long, as
it's this module which does not work as advertised. Otherwise (if
the Getopt::Long developers don't see any necessity to fix this)
I might just change t-prot's documentation.
Thanks for reporting!
Jochen.
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