Lev Kozakov wrote:
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No, the '-tae' option did not exist before, it was the default option.
The
reason for checking this option in a command line and throwing
exception is
your previous comment ("if the user specifies the old -tae parameter
specifying generation of the old TAE format, - issue an error
message...").
Sorry - my previous comment had a typo; it should have said:
"If the user specifies the old -ae parameter
specifying generation of the old TAE format, - issue an error message..."
The whole idea was to give an error message to users who upgraded but had
scripts that used the old parameter to specify the "TAE" output format.
It makes no sense to me to add a new parameter (-tae) which no one has ever
used, or seen documented, and then if they use it (I'm not sure how that
would
ever happen) to issue an error message...
-Marshall
