(replying to myself because for some reason the busybox ML manager does not send me the mails in a whole thread if I've been Cc:ed in one of the messages in the thread. So now I need the Cc: every time. ISTR it's a classic misfeature of Mailman.)
Xabier Oneca: > Shouldn't "--color" be guarded by IF_FEATURE_LS_COLOR, then? As I understand it, it's a choice: if a feature is not selected at build time, guarding the option declaration in applet_long_options makes busybox fail when the option is given at run-time, whereas not guarding it (i.e. always declaring the option) makes busybox silently ignore it. Both approaches are justifiable. Since neither --full-time nor --group-directories-first appeared to be guarded (by FEATURE_LS_TIMESTAMPS and FEATURE_LS_SORTFILES respectively), I chose to stay as close as possible to the existing code and not guard --color either. The syntax of getopt32() is not exactly intuitive to say the least. I wonder what benefit it brings over getopt() and getopt_long(). Denys, any insights? -- Laurent _______________________________________________ busybox mailing list busybox@busybox.net http://lists.busybox.net/mailman/listinfo/busybox
