From: deepak Date: 2010-12-08T13:25:38+09:00 Subject: Re: ruby.cmd.line mailing list for rubyist command line / console fanatics hi, some of the mail links at http://librelist.com/browser/ruby.cmd.line/ are broken (throwing a 404 error). http://librelist.com/browser//ruby.cmd.line/2010/12/3/fwd-lightning-boson-quick-editing-of-boson-configuration-and-commands-with-emacs/ http://librelist.com/browser//ruby.cmd.line/2010/12/3/lightning-boson-quick-editing-of-boson-configuration-and-commands-with-emacs/ http://librelist.com/browser//ruby.cmd.line/2010/12/6/boson-a-rough-sketch-of-a-bash-script-to-run-a-boson-command-with-an-un-friendly-ruby/ @rahul would subcommand be something like git cli, it yes it would be a good idea to add that in the README as it would make it easy to identify. Also what does lazy loading of commands mean and how does it play with ARGF? cheers, deepak On Dec 7, 9:18 pm, Rahul Kumar wrote: > Gabriel Horner wrote in post #966770: > > > +1 for ruby commandline apps. I'd like to exchange tips for building > > commandline apps. Would be interested to know eople use for command gems > > i.e. thor vs rake vs boson, for option parsing etc.. > > For command line parsing, the stock optparse. The others take over the > app (such as thor, main, gli) etc. > For parsing of subcommands, i wrote a small gem called  subcommand which > does not take over. And it does lazy loading as per suggestions on this > forum. > > -- > Posted viahttp://www.ruby-forum.com/.