-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA256 On 01-12-14 18:33, David Sommerseth wrote: > On 30/11/14 17:48, Gert Doering wrote: >> As a matter of discussion, I wonder why we have "default=yes" >> and "no" in our --help text, and not >> "default=enabled"/"disabled", which might be slightly less >> confusing... any autoconf style guides here? > > Do we need the "default=" stuff at all? Isn't the default state > quite obvious when you see --enable-feature-abc or > --disable-feature-xyz?
I don't think we need the "default=" stuff, the --enable/--disable makes it clear by itself. Would make it easier to keep things consistent too. - -Steffan -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1 iQEcBAEBCAAGBQJUfKvaAAoJEJgCyj0AftKIKTkH/2wDn6M/dTibd6isx9vkXooL goGBk7ISMbpzZlVSQ8sOCqc14hVZ0DUhBlXnmtbPwZnTSfGm/Yol6HIWDxX33q15 rVS6W44BqE7OVeAEfs6JAXccBwNCY/kZfBnaIaX7lrH0PWbEJYeHpgvQg0HILh4Y eugv1fs7mjWuuEQRxCsy7GZtZoI/h6gxrkC5BFRezhwnL9zqibFI1GbHlsYOtfQ8 CkdKLq6vN9AWQnFfrmycm4lZvwvvo6TonEfUjOiL235U/d9PvRGGBCmCftsV+ho2 BinpGM2wXr9BXYQWdZT3SUpwaCFdCWVoJDSmtYq95CAILc1l8CZ/8iLlvHMpccY= =uk55 -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
