Stefano, 09.08.2011 12:13:
Tuesday 9th August 2011 10:15:14, Stefan Behnel wrote:
However, I also see the problem that optparse is deprecated and may get
removed in a future 3.x version. So, switching to optparse now means that
we may have to switch to something else later, whereas that's not the case
with the current code, however clumsy and low-level it may be.
I've fixed the glitches, now both versions (argparse and optparse) are
supported. Still, optparse's code performs a bit faster and doesn't need a
couple of HACKs that are necessary for optparse's code to run. If all tests
perform correctly, I'll merge the branch into master.
So, no upgrade problems, nor optparse embedding issues :)
Thanks!
I did want to rewrite the module beacuse I think that clarity of
implementation should win over milliseconds of speed.
This is really old code and performance certainly is not an issue. I
wouldn't be surprised if the implementation simply predated the addition of
command line parsers to the stdlib.
In any case, we are happy about all contributions, not only those that
address our most urgent needs. Your changes clearly make the command line
parser more readable.
When you're done with it, please open a pull request.
Stefan
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