I think plparseopts returns -1 (i.e. an error) if PL_MODE_SKIP is given and the last argument is unknown (i.e. skipped). If the same command line arguments are reordered such that the last argument is known (i.e. not skipped), plparseopts will return 0 (i.e. no error). I think this can be fixed by moving the "status = 0;" line from the end of the "if ( status == -1 )" block to the beginning of that block (i.e. before the "if ( mode_skip )" block). Not a high priority, IMHO.
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