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Re: Issue 2139 in lilypond: Doc AU: command line options - where to use
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Re: Issue 2139 in lilypond: Doc AU: command line options - where to use equal signs in short and long term definitions |
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Sat, 14 Jan 2012 11:15:55 +0000 |
Comment #2 on issue 2139 by address@hidden: Doc AU: command line options
- where to use equal signs in short and long term definitions
http://code.google.com/p/lilypond/issues/detail?id=2139
Before I dive in to this, I think we need some consensus.
At the moment we have (for example)
-d,--define-default=var=val
I am not sure that
-d=var=val,--define-default=var=val
is better - it might be OK on this single line, but in context of the whole
chapter in the AU I am worried it's slightly 'too much' to do this on all
the listings.
What about
-d[--define-default]=var=val
or
[-d | --define-default] =var=val
or some other variation where we don't need to repeat the
qualifiers/arguments.
looking at some random Linux command with '-h/--help' there isn't that much
consistency.
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