On Fri, 27 Nov 2015 11:15:44 +0000, Daniel Silverstone wrote:
This seems odd Chris.
Instead of stopping consumption of arguments on the first non-configuration
argument, it instead ends up swallowing the entire commandline rendering the
rest of commandline processing worthless.
Could you either fix this so that you get your desired behaviour while not
breaking processing for the rest of us; or else revert the change?
I've reverted and fixed my problem a different way. The issue I was
having was the commandline processing was stopping on encountering -v,
so it was impossible to specify commandline options with logging
enabled, which seemed ridiculous. I hadn't appreciated that there was
such strict ordering for arguments, and code further down meant they
were now being obliterated. My apologies.
Chris