Require ^mul$ instead of merely mul as disable tree name.
These are parsed as regex, and mul also matches mulc which is not intended. Now --disable-hel-tree will only remove the mul tree, not the mulc tree.
Also implements --disable-tree for other tree names, e.g. --disable-tree _lr.\* --disable-tree .\*rst\$
Escape when using shell wildcards (probably not needed in config files). Composing so options can be repeated.
Require
^mul$
instead of merelymul
as disable tree name.These are parsed as regex, and
mul
also matchesmulc
which is not intended. Now--disable-hel-tree
will only remove themul
tree, not themulc
tree.Also implements --disable-tree for other tree names, e.g.
--disable-tree _lr.\* --disable-tree .\*rst\$
Escape when using shell wildcards (probably not needed in config files). Composing so options can be repeated.