Am 28.05.2005 um 15:50 schrieb Stephen Deasey:
Here is how:
ns_parseargs {{{-eightbit flag}} {-foo flag} args}
Ouch!
:-)
It will confuse people who read the code, don't you think?
I do but I do not care.
I think you're optimising for the wrong thing... :-(
Well... trying to keep the {option value} format
and introducing more options...
One can also use the
-option:type
but this will save you just one list level if you want
to be Tcl-proc compatible.
OTOH, if you *do not* expect the 100% compatilibity with
the Tcl proc, then other possiblities open, of course.
So:
ns_proc {
-retries {default 4 type int}
-eightbit {type flag}
-speed {default 2400 type {oneof {1200 2400 4800}}}
devpath {default /dev/ttya}
} {
#....
}
Ouch?
The thing is: we'd like to force a large foot into a small shoe!
This will not go without cutting the toes or drilling the hole
in the shoe :-)
When I look this from another perspective: the best way would
be to go and buy larger shoes!
Or, to quote some american indian: when you discover you're
riding a dead horse the best strategy is to dismount.
So what's from above: cut toes, drill holes, buy shoes or dismount ??
Zoran
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