Closed ess closed 8 years ago
The internals of execute! currently process the flags, then the args, then handles them.
execute!
The problem with this is that processing the args before handling -h/--help prevents the help action from happening.
-h/--help
Two possible solutions:
The internals of
execute!
currently process the flags, then the args, then handles them.The problem with this is that processing the args before handling
-h/--help
prevents the help action from happening.Two possible solutions: