> I note that REBOL doesnt pass on all the command line args > anyway. See example below. This - along with all the > escaping nonsense suggested earlier - means that it looks > impossible to use REBOL to implement something with a > predefined command line syntax. > > I have C, C++ and Delphi command-line programs that work > with identical command line args, containing switches like > -v etc, and was hoping to write REBOL equivalents, using > same arg convention. > > Is REBOL not a suitable language for this kind of task? > (REBOL newcomer, not yet sure what its good for). > > Sean Howdy, Sean: If you pass items beginning with a dash (-switch) as arguments to the script, how would you suggest REBOL find it's own command line switches? -jeff
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- [REBOL] Rebol's argument handling is broken jhagman
- [REBOL] Rebol's argument handling is broken Re: jeff
- [REBOL] Rebol's argument handling is broken Re:(2) jehamby
- [REBOL] Rebol's argument handling is broken Re:(2) jehamby
- [REBOL] Rebol's argument handling is broken Re:(3) jeff
- [REBOL] Rebol's argument handling is broken Re:(... jhagman
- [REBOL] Rebol's argument handling is broken... dynalt
- [REBOL] Writing to a half-byte tim
- [REBOL] Rebol's argument handling is broken... seanh
- [REBOL] Rebol's argument handling is broken... jeff
- [REBOL] Rebol's argument handling is broken... jehamby
- [REBOL] Rebol's argument handling is broken... dynalt
- [REBOL] Rebol's argument handling is broken... dynalt
- [REBOL] Rebol's argument handling is broken... jeff
- [REBOL] Rebol's argument handling is broken... jehamby
- [REBOL] Rebol's argument handling is broken... dynalt
- [REBOL] Rebol's argument handling is broken... seanh
- [REBOL] Rebol's argument handling is broken... jeff
- [REBOL] Rebol's argument handling is broken... jeff
- [REBOL] Rebol's argument handling is broken... jkinraid