On Sat, 23 Jun 2001, Doug MacEachern wrote:
> On Sat, 23 Jun 2001, Stas Bekman wrote:
>
> > I've 2 proposals:
> >
> > 1. --run-tests to be a hash option accepting:
> > --run-tests --repeat=N --run-tests --rotate=[Y/N]
> >
> > with the default of --repeat=1 and --rotate=Y
> >
> > also may be we can do --rotate and --norotate to get the reverse instead
> > of Y/N. I'm not sure whether it'll work with hash values.
> >
> > (do you have a better name choice for --rotate? is this the best word to
> > annotate the difference between interleaving vs. appending in the 'a, b,
> > c' example above?)
> >
> > 2. --run-tests[=N] --[no]rotate-tests (or simply --[no]rotate)
>
> i don't want to loose the -r shortcut. can you make -run-tests=%s and
> just parse the string? should be able to include all the same options in
> that string.
sure, what would be a suggested format?
--run-tests[=N:[rotate|repeat|randomize]]? (including my new idea for
randomizinging the order. Any better idea for the three words that turn
tests a, b into:
a, a, b, b (repeat?)
a, b, a, b (rotate?)
b, a, a, b (random?)
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