Re: Question about argopts

You could register the command doing "myargs*" as the argspec, and then
join the incoming arguments.

I think that might screw with whitespace, but it'll get you what you want.

(I.e. your first example will give you an array ["say","hello"] and the
second will give you ["say hello"], both of wich will produce the string
"say hello" if you take `" ".join(args["myargs"]`)

(I think you might have a slight problem in that "#mycmd say   hello" will
leave you with the same "say hello" - extra white space will be lost.)

- Josh (very tired, didn't check this, seems clear, at least to my
girlfriend who is reading this over my shoulder.)

On Fri, 26 Sep 2003, B Razen wrote:

> 
> What arg options string do I pass to get the whole
> line
> passed in in one argument?  I want
> 
> #mycmd say hello
> and
> #mycmd {say hello}
> 
> to work the same.
> 
> boilerplate: Thanks for lyntin, being able to write in
> python is sooooo much better than trying to cram real
> complicated code into the crappy macro languages ala
> tinyfugue.
> 
> Is there a searchable archive of lyntin-devl, or is
> there a place I can get a tarball of all the past
> posts?
> 
> TIA,
> 
> Razen
> 
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