Re: [nmh-workers] On the other other hand

[norm]

Ralph Corderoy <address@hidden> writes:
>Hi Norman,
>
>> show -nop also works for me, though apparently it doesn't for some
>> people.
>
>show is passing `-nop' onto another program because it doesn't recognise
>it given it doesn't have `-noprefer'.  For me, that program is mhl(1),
>for you it's probably mhshow(1), because our configurations differ.
>
>$ show -nop
>mhl: -nop unknown
>
>$ /usr/lib/nmh/mhl -no
>mhl: -no ambiguous.  It matches
>-nobell
>-noclear
>-nomoreproc
>-nofmtproc
>$ mhshow -no
>mhshow: -no ambiguous.  It matches
>-nocheck
>-noverbose
>-noconcat
>-notextonly
>-noinlineonly
>-noheader
>-noprefer
>$

You are right but:

show -no ambig
mhshow: -no ambiguous.  It matches
  -nocheck
  -noverbose
  -noconcat
  -notextonly
  -noinlineonly
  -noheader

mhshow -noprefer

displays a browser page, as it should, as does:

show -noprefer

    Norman Shapiro