Re:How Old School C Programmers Process Arguments
by DonHopkins on Sunday January 28, 2018 @10:19AM
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A bare "-" argument has a specific meaning in other unix programs, like "read from stdin". Giving it a different meaning like "no meaning so ignored" is inconsistent and misleading. If "-Y" has no meaning but is not ignored because it generates an error message, then if "-" has no meaning it should also generate the identical error message.
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