Kalle Olavi Niemitalo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> 1) The capitalization of option parameters varies: --host-key=Key
> file, --interface=interface. The GNU convention seems to be
> to write them in all upper case, like --format=WORD in ls.
> (I wonder why argp doesn't do this automatically; it would
> make sense to keep them in mixed case if the help is being
> converted to HTML or such where a different font can be used.)
I have tried to make it a little more consistent (using capitalized
names). I really don't know what is "best". It's a matter of taste, I
guess.
> 2) There are a couple of typos: "supress" should be "suppress",
> "--no-deamonic" should be "--no-daemonic". lshd also uses
> "demon"; I think one spelling would be enough.
Fixed.
> 3) IMHO the --help output of lsh has too many little sections.
> All the modifiers could be in one section.
I think I agree with this. Small sections seemed to be the easiest way
to make sure that --foo and --no-foo are grouped together.
Improvements are welcome.
/Niels
