Re: --unamed-opts question

Eli Cohen wrote:
> 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...

Hi Eli

you should use the "usage" string in the .ggo file:

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

This should give you the output you want.

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