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It would be nice if CLON supported having options anywhere on the
command line.
For example, suppose I want to add an option at the end of a command I
just typed. Assume the command has file arguments. And suppose it
gave me more output than I wanted, so I want to also pass the -q
option meaning "quiet". In the terminal, I would like to type:
C-p SPC -q RET
instead of, e.g.:
C-p C-a M-f SPC -q RET
This feature would allow CLON to match the behaviour of other
command-line parsing libraries which accept options anywhere except
after "--".
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hi,
It would be nice if CLON supported having options anywhere on the
command line.
For example, suppose I want to add an option at the end of a command I
just typed. Assume the command has file arguments. And suppose it
gave me more output than I wanted, so I want to also pass the -q
option meaning "quiet". In the terminal, I would like to type:
C-p SPC -q RET
instead of, e.g.:
C-p C-a M-f SPC -q RET
This feature would allow CLON to match the behaviour of other
command-line parsing libraries which accept options anywhere except
after "--".
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: