Just to follow-up on this. The simplest way to bundle a command line utility with a package seems to be:
- use ArgeParse as normal and define a main(ARGS) function - export the main() function from the package - tell the user to call or alias julia -e "using PKG; main(ARGS)" This works because julia itself only interprets options *before* -e. Options *after* -e are passed in ARGS. I guess this is obvious in retrospect - it couldn't really be any other way. Doing it this way means that only an "alias" or similar needs to be defined. The user doesn't need to know where any Julia-related files are installed. Andrew
