I finally got around to syncing with cvs and rebuilding the patch. > > > 2) "@Echo off" needs to go after the initial comment block in the > > file; otherwise, install.pl will miss the "OPTIONAL" line when > > offering which scripts to install. This is arguably a bug in > > install.pl... But I kind of like having the top-level > > description of the script appear first in the file. I am pretty > > sure the "::" lines do not echo anyway. > > True, the "::" lines do not echo. > I have no problem with moving the @Echo off to under the 1st comment block. > > Should I resubmit the patch with the Echo statements moved? I'll look into doing > this sometime > tomorrow if need be. > > > > > Other than these minor things, the question is, what do other people > > think? You have a good point about todo.pl already being fairly > > verbose about what it is doing... Do people like the current output, > > which prints something whenever a command gets pushed on the to-do > > list, as well as when it gets popped off? Or are "quieter" scripts > > better? > > > I am leaning toward applying these "quieting" patches unless somebody > > wants to talk me out of it. > > > > - Pat
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