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[Gnu-arch-users] option abbrevs/invisible-aliases in hackerlab?
From: |
Miles Bader |
Subject: |
[Gnu-arch-users] option abbrevs/invisible-aliases in hackerlab? |
Date: |
14 Oct 2003 09:22:54 +0900 |
An interesting side-effect of the renamed tla command `changes', from
`what-changed', is that I find myself always typing:
tla changes --diff
where of course it should be `--diffs'. This never used to be a problem
with `what-changed', so I guess it's my builtin english grammar rules
intruding -- it's positively _hard_ to type two plurals in a row.*
In most gnu programs this wouldn't actually be an error, because options
are allowed to be abbreviated, but the hackerlab option parsing stuff
doesn't seem to implement this.
I presume that adding abbreviations would more work, so is there some
way to add an `invisible' option alias or something for this sort of
situation?
Thanks,
-Miles
* Living in japan has apparently messed up this instinct to some degree,
but naturally never in positive way, just leading to odd plural and
tense mistakes when I want to type correct english. Well I assume
it's living here anyway, maybe it's just my brain dissolving... shit
my brain is dissolving!
--
We live, as we dream -- alone....
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