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The usage message for the single-command mode is poorly constructed. There's no place to describe the behavior or the single command before the arguments are listed.
Example output from a Follow-the-Board client:
Command-line arguments:
<host> <port> [<arg> [...]]
where:
<host> - hostname or IP address to connect to
<port> - port number to connect to
Arguments:
[<interval>]
follow the board, with polling interval in seconds
The Arguments: line is provided by the base class. Maybe just remove that, so the command handler can provide a description as suitable?
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Simply removing the Arguments: line won't do. Further up, the [<arg> [...]]is also provided by the base class. After the Arguments: line follows a more detailed description of what these arguments are.
Maybe allow the single command to supply a replacement for [<arg> [...]]?
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The usage message for the single-command mode is poorly constructed. There's no place to describe the behavior or the single command before the arguments are listed.
Example output from a Follow-the-Board client:
The
Arguments:
line is provided by the base class. Maybe just remove that, so the command handler can provide a description as suitable?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: