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command-line option to signify no more options
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command-line option to signify no more options
------- Additional Comments From gus.heck@olin.edu 2003-11-10 23:19 -------
Actually, this sounds like a request for the command line to conform to user
expectations... Even if the functionality can be achieved with the current
option processing, not suprising users and implementing -- or -. is I think a
positive if extremely minor thing. That said, it cannot be implemented because
it would break a widely used kludge that is noted in the discussion of bug 22020
(See Steve's comment there on how to use targets that start with '-' to prevent
user invocation of 'private' or 'internal' targets).
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