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Warning message for multiple --file=xxx option.
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Shigio YAMAGUCHI |
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Warning message for multiple --file=xxx option. |
Date: |
Sun, 28 Aug 2005 20:53:53 +0900 |
In current CVS version, multiple --file=xxx option for gtags brings
the following warning message:
% gtags --file=o --file=o
Warning: -f(--file) option specified more than once, last value used.
Since adopting last specification is ordinary in UNIX system, I don't
agree such warning message. It is annoying rather than convenience.
For example, using history function of tcsh, we can use the following
command lines:
% gtags --file=a -c # Let's make tag files using file 'a'.
% !! --file=b # Woops! It was mistaken! Again using 'b'.
gtags --file=a -c --file=b
% _
Even if it is necessary, the message should be displayed only when
the -w option is specified, I think.
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