On Wednesday 06 May 2009 08:01:21 am David Kuehling wrote:
> Hi,
>
> attached you find a patch (against head) that fixes the gnunet-search
> manual page and the --help output of gnunet-pseudonym.
Patch applied. Thank you!
> BTW I somewhat dislike the current implementation of keyword parsing in
> gnunet-search: if there is only one argument, the argument is broken at
> spaces, if there is more than one arguments, each argument is taken
> (almost) literally as a keyword.
>
> $ gnunet-search "Das Kapital"
>
> searches for ("Das" OR "Kapital")
>
> while
>
> $ gnunet-search "Marx" "Das Kapital"
>
> searches for ("Marx" OR "Das Kapital")
I agree that this is not nice.
> I'd suggest to _not_ change argument treatment based on the number of
> arguments, and never break arguments at spaces. However, for shell
> scripts etc it might be nice to have an option to specify a single
> keyword string to be broken. Why not support that via specific option?
>
> e.g.
>
> $ gnunet-search --search-string="Das Kapital"
>
> to search for ("Das" OR "Kapital")
>
> If you're ok with it, I could submit a patch that implements such a fix
> and updates the man-page once again.
Sounds good to me.
Christian
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