When the have executable is passed the -h flag, it prints out a usage statement, e.g.:
[jess@localhost ~]$ have -h
Usage of have:
[jess@localhost ~]$
This is caused by the call to flag.Parse(). With the call removed, the executable continues on properly (i.e., printing "Arguments missing").
I propose that the -h flag list out the arguments that can be passed to have, e.g. trans and run, along with a small explanation for each argument. If you like this design, I would be happy to implement it myself.
vrok
commented
7 years ago
Commit: 20fc865cab7bcda1d49de64c4286b600680cd4f5
Great work! Loving some of the ideas in Have.
When the
haveexecutable is passed the-hflag, it prints out a usage statement, e.g.:This is caused by the call to
flag.Parse(). With the call removed, the executable continues on properly (i.e., printing "Arguments missing").I propose that the
-hflag list out the arguments that can be passed tohave, e.g.transandrun, along with a small explanation for each argument. If you like this design, I would be happy to implement it myself.