Ken Yap wrote: > >: * Usage: /bin/date > >: * date [?[?]] | <date> > > > >One small point: Isn't '?' a shell wildcard character? This means that if w > >ild cards > >are enabled on the shell (currently not with ELKS, but should be) then the > >? will have to be escaped? [...] > >Greg > > Yes probably -i for interactive input or -s for set or something like > that. yes and no: yes: `?' is a wild card, I didn't think of it. no, I don't like the `-s' and `-i' idea, it makes parsing parameters that bit more complicated that we don't need on ELKS. shall I substitute the `?' with a `a' (for Ask)? and thus `aa'. it makes the code a bit easier, I believe. thanks for the suggestions/comments. Mario.
