Shows where -R/--recipients-file can be used, adds -R/--recipients-file to missing-recipient hint, and mention the possibility to use - with -i.
The (-r RECIPIENT | -R PATH)... syntax indicates that either -r or -R can be used (via ( | )) and that these arguments may be provided multiple times (via ...). I believe this is the most common way to represent this in usage texts. I like to take a look at http://docopt.org/ when writing usage texts.
Shows where
-R
/--recipients-file
can be used, adds-R
/--recipients-file
to missing-recipient hint, and mention the possibility to use-
with-i
.The
(-r RECIPIENT | -R PATH)...
syntax indicates that either-r
or-R
can be used (via( | )
) and that these arguments may be provided multiple times (via...
). I believe this is the most common way to represent this in usage texts. I like to take a look at http://docopt.org/ when writing usage texts.