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Re: [bug-hello] Does "Hello, world!" need a configuration file?
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Karl Berry |
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Re: [bug-hello] Does "Hello, world!" need a configuration file? |
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Sat, 9 Jul 2005 20:06:32 -0400 |
Hi Bruce,
configury magic needed to actually make it work. (details....;)
It would be very helpful if you could make a stab at defining that
configury magic :). At least, it's not immediately obvious to me where
to start.
Also, I'd like to request a simpler change. I don't see any purpose in
allowing the options like --version and --help to be set in the
configuration file. All that really needs to be allowed is a single
setting in the config file, say "greeting", which overrides the "hello,
world" text. Ok?
On the other hand, I guess that might actually make it worse, since part
of the point here is to reuse the longopts structure, right? I don't
like duplicating that switch statement to handle all the options when
they are not really useful. Hmm. I'm not sure what is best.
I've added a --greeting (-g) option to allow it from the command line.
Thanks,
k