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Convert command-line tools to use GNU-style long options #541
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The help output for texconv now reads:
All the existing older switches are still accepted, but are deprecated per this table:
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@scm-xbox @Andrew-Farrier My question is this an improvement or does the fact that it's not strictly GNU Argument syntax make it more confusing than helpful? |
The help output for texassemble now reads:
All the existing older switches are still accepted, but are deprecated per this table:
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The help output for texdiag now reads:
All the existing older switches are still accepted, but are deprecated per this table:
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Embraces the
-so
vs.--long-option
GNU-like pattern for the command-line tools.This also adds
-o=value
which is the GNU standard and the tool already supported-o:value
or-o value
.Also fixed some bugs with texdiag's output filename extension and added support for
-o <path>
to thedumpdds
command.