[EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Log: > -t stopped working. Per leo, "try -t1"
Things are a bit more complicated: parrot -t foo.pbc # ok But parrot -t foo.pbc x.y # err The problem is that -t takes optional arguments now, so it uses foo.pbc as argument, because it's not the last non-option and x.y get's passed to parrot as file, which of course fails. Current work arounds: parrot -t1 foo.pbc x.y # ok - pass option parrot -t 1 foo.pbc x.y # ok - pass option parrot -t -- foo.pbc x.y # ok - delimit non-options The same issue arises with -d, -D, and -O, which all take optional args. leo
