Re: --unamed-opts question

Hi Lorenzo,
I have just tried 2.19rc but it does not seem to solve my problem.
Here is the file  used:

package "rxc"
version "0.1"
args "--file-name=ccmdline --unamed-opts="<host> <command>"
purpose "this is a client for the remote execute package"
option "port" p "tcp port number" short typestr="port number" no

I still can't get rid of the square brackets and the elipsis...

Thanks
Eli

On 10/12/06, Lorenzo Bettini <[email protected]> wrote:
> Eli Cohen wrote:
> > Hi,
>
> Hi Eli
>
> > I would like to use the --unamed-opts option to specify arguments. I
> > have to arguments:
> > <host> <command>
> > that I want to specify but have the following problems.
> > I cannot specify this option in the .ggo file since there is a space
>
> where were you trying to specify this in the .ggo file?
>
> > in this string so it takes only the <host> part. I can do this when I
> > put it in the makefile and use single quotes.
> > I still can't get rid of the square brackets and the elipsis.
> > I need: <host> <command>
> > but I get: [<host> command]...
> >
>
> few days ago another user had problems with the usage string options;
> indeed the way options were printed by --help had some problems.
>
> You may want to try this candidate release
>
> http://rap.dsi.unifi.it/~bettini/gengetopt-2.19rc.tar.gz
>
> the main changes are:
>
> * strings can spawn more than one line and contain escaped "
> * usage string can be specified in the .goo file (instead of being
> generated automatically).
> * automatically created usage strings are wrapped.
> * with --long-help the optional options are correctly printed between []
> * --show-required, to explicitly print in the help output whether an
>       option is mandatory
>
>
> this issues some of the problems enlightened by Tong
>
> as for unnamed options, for the moment they are left to the programmer
> (but some possible features might be added to gengetopt to deal with
> them), because they usually represent a list (with unspecified length)
> of input files...
>
> however, for the moment, one can specify a customized usage string, in
> order to obtain the line
>
> Usage: sample1 [OPTIONS]... SOURCE DEST
>
> I look forward to hearing feedback :-)
>
> cheers
>          Lorenzo
>
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