On 11 February 2002, Gerson Kurz said:
> I will get beat for this, but: can it be optionally non-case-sensitive? I
> know, I know, in time-honoured unix-tradition a commandline should be
> dangerous and unforgiving in use, but still, please?
Interesting idea; should be trivial given a case-insensitive dictionary.
And hasn't such a beast been bandied about as an example of subclassing
built-in types with Python 2.2?
Anyways, that's an Optik feature requests, and belongs on
optik-users@lists.sourceforge.net. If you're serious, take it up there.
> Also, I've just scanned the specs and didn't find some
> "rest-of-the-commandline-whatever-that-is" option. As in:
>
> filename options file1 file2 ... filen
When you do this:
parser = OptionParser(...)
(options, args) = parser.parse_args()
then args is the list of positional arguments left over after parsing
options.
But again, that's a question about Optik, and belongs (for now) on the
optik-users list.
Greg
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