Open mschout opened 6 years ago
If you have a multi-word option such as:
has foo_bar => (is => 'ro', metaclass => 'Getopt', cmd_flag => 'get-opt');
Then this is handled with the getopt options --foo-bar
--foo-bar
The colorized output only colors --foo and the -bar is uncolored because the formatter stops at the first non-word character.
--foo
-bar
Given that - is a common word separator for multi-word options, it makes sense to include this in the list of chars that are colored.
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If you have a multi-word option such as:
has foo_bar => (is => 'ro', metaclass => 'Getopt', cmd_flag => 'get-opt');
Then this is handled with the getopt options
--foo-barThe colorized output only colors
--fooand the-baris uncolored because the formatter stops at the first non-word character.Given that
-is a common word separator for multi-word options, it makes sense to include this in the list of chars that are colored.