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Hi Eric,
On 27 Sep 2006, at 14:20, Eric Blake wrote:
[[...]] now that --arglength can affect dumpdef output as well as
trace
output, we should be able to tweak it on the fly. I'm thinking a
macro
named debuglen is the best fit here (fitting in with the naming of
other
debug* builtins), but I could also be persuaded to name the macro
arglength to match the command-line option. Or maybe name it
debuglen,
deprecate --arglength (as that name isn't quite descriptive of what is
really being length-limited), and introduce --debuglen as a synonym
to -l.
Thoughts?
I think the latter is more in keeping with my notional 2.0 theme of
clean and complete integration between command line options and run
time control of the same.
Cheers,
Gary
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