From: Intransition <transfire@...>
Date: 2010-12-06T13:10:09+09:00
Subject: Re: Commandline: How to add an own option?



On Dec 5, 6:01 pm, Fritz Trapper <ajfren...@web.de> wrote:
> I tried it this way, but it fails und the ducumentation is extremely
> poor:
>
> def initialize
>  version           "0.0.1"
>  author            "me"
>  copyright         "2010, me"
>  synopsis          "[-dh] log_file out_file"
>  short_description "A simple app example that takes two arguments."
>  long_description  "app5 is a simple application"
>
>  option :version, :names => %w(--version -v)
>
>  # Here is my new option:
>  option :distance, :names => %w(--distance -d), :arity => [1,1],
>    :arg_description => "Distanz",
>    :opt_description => "Maximale Entfernung [m]"
>
>  option :help
>  expected_args   :log_file, :out_file
> end

You need to give more context then this. What code is this? As far as
I can tell it's just a error from word 'version'.