On 10/26/2010 05:07 PM, Papp Gyozo (VBuster) wrote:
if you're in crazy hurry, I suggest you to manually modify the generated
parser and remove the use of "include" as a keyword with another string
(e.g., "FOOBAR"), in the line
if (!strcmp(fopt,"include")) {
this is a dirty hack but at least will keep you going for the moment.
Thanks.
Then, we can think of a solution for this... e.g., using an escape
character for options whose name is right "include", e.g., "\include"...
I think that an option to disable this feature would be fine and enough.
This approach (dedicated option to switch on/off a specific feature) worked
well in the past and this would cause less headache in the community.
however, I'm a bit reluctant about the command line option to disable,
since gengetopt is having quite a lot of them ;)
but we'll think about that
cheers
Lorenzo
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