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Two gripes. 1) If I hit Ctrl-D - it says "* Type qui[t] to quit." If you know what I want to do, DO IT.. don't argue with me. Why would you write special extr
by dedward 16y ago
Two gripes.
1) If I hit Ctrl-D - it says "* Type qui[t] to quit."
If you know what I want to do, DO IT.. don't argue with me. Why would you write special extra code that specifically recognizes what the user wants to do and then tell them to do it another way?
2) putting a character in [X] usually means X is the character to hit. The help text is difficult to parse compared to what's normal....
Oh - I like the tool BTW - very handy otherwise.....
- njonsson 16y ago1) Agreed, that is a bit annoying, but I thought it less annoying than losing your entire session by quitting if you inadvertently type Ctrl-D twice to terminate input to the ‘body-set’ command. 2) The brackets are used similarly to their meaning in EBNF to denote optional elements. The expression ‘r[euse]’ means you can type ‘r’, ‘re’, ‘reu’, or ‘reus’ as aliases for the ‘reuse’ command.