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Why would you accept ArBiTrArY-cased command-line arguments in the first place? I don't think I've ever seen a cli utility that accepts the wrong case. Just com

Why would you accept ArBiTrArY-cased command-line arguments in the first place? I don't think I've ever seen a cli utility that accepts the wrong case. Just compare the raw bytes. `ls --ALL` doesn't work, and neither should `my_app --PORTRAIT` (no matter which "I" you type).

okanat 2y ago
Well my friend, you probably didn't use Windows before. FoRmaT /Q /f:NTFS c: is as valid as it gets.
- frizlab 2y ago
  Does this means it is a good idea? It is a whole other subject though.
  - casey2 2y ago
    It's ironic that you are offended by another cultures habits when TFA is a post about localization, it's the same exact subject.
    - frizlab 2y ago
      Who says I’m offended?
lmm 2y ago
> Why would you accept ArBiTrArY-cased command-line arguments in the first place? Human user friendliness?