Re: Providing command-line arguments to tests run via 'prove'

# from Andy Armstrong
# on Thursday 29 November 2007 04:20:

>[ ] --
>[X] something else (please specify)

The -- means "end of options" for prove, which makes everything coming 
after that into a filename.  This usage replaces that meaning with 
something entirely different and unexpected.

Why are we voting?

--Eric
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• Providing command-line arguments to tests run via 'prove' by James E Keenan
• Re: Providing command-line arguments to tests run via 'prove' by James E Keenan
• Re: Providing command-line arguments to tests run via 'prove' by Andy Armstrong
• Re: Providing command-line arguments to tests run via 'prove' by Ovid
• Re: Providing command-line arguments to tests run via 'prove' by David E. Wheeler
• Re: Providing command-line arguments to tests run via 'prove' by chromatic
• Re: Providing command-line arguments to tests run via 'prove' by Ovid
• Re: Providing command-line arguments to tests run via 'prove' by David E. Wheeler
• Re: Providing command-line arguments to tests run via 'prove' by Andy Lester
• Re: Providing command-line arguments to tests run via 'prove' by chromatic
• Re: Providing command-line arguments to tests run via 'prove' by Andy Armstrong
• Re: Providing command-line arguments to tests run via 'prove' by Smylers
• Re: Providing command-line arguments to tests run via 'prove' by Andy Armstrong
• Re: Providing command-line arguments to tests run via 'prove' by Paul Johnson
• Re: Providing command-line arguments to tests run via 'prove' by Andy Armstrong
• Re: Providing command-line arguments to tests run via 'prove' by Michael G Schwern
• Re: Providing command-line arguments to tests run via 'prove' by Smylers
• Re: Providing command-line arguments to tests run via 'prove' by Paul Johnson
• Re: Providing command-line arguments to tests run via 'prove' by Andy Armstrong
• Re: Providing command-line arguments to tests run via 'prove' by Michael G Schwern
• Re: Providing command-line arguments to tests run via 'prove' by Eric Wilhelm
• Re: Providing command-line arguments to tests run via 'prove' by Michael G Schwern
• Re: Providing command-line arguments to tests run via 'prove' by Andy Lester
• Re: Providing command-line arguments to tests run via 'prove' by Smylers
• Re: Providing command-line arguments to tests run via 'prove' by Tom Heady
• Re: Providing command-line arguments to tests run via 'prove' by Andy Armstrong
• Re: Providing command-line arguments to tests run via 'prove' by David E. Wheeler
• Re: Providing command-line arguments to tests run via 'prove' by Michael G Schwern
• Re: Providing command-line arguments to tests run via 'prove' by Eric Wilhelm
• Re: Providing command-line arguments to tests run via 'prove' by A. Pagaltzis
• Re: Providing command-line arguments to tests run via 'prove' by Andy Armstrong
• Re: Providing command-line arguments to tests run via 'prove' by Andy Armstrong
• Re: Providing command-line arguments to tests run via 'prove' by Michael G Schwern
• Re: Providing command-line arguments to tests run via 'prove' by A. Pagaltzis
• Re: Providing command-line arguments to tests run via 'prove' by Michael G Schwern
• Re: Providing command-line arguments to tests run via 'prove' by Andy Armstrong
• Re: Providing command-line arguments to tests run via 'prove' by Michael G Schwern
• Re: Providing command-line arguments to tests run via 'prove' by Andy Armstrong
• Re: Providing command-line arguments to tests run via 'prove' by chromatic
• Re: Providing command-line arguments to tests run via 'prove' by Andy Armstrong
• Re: Providing command-line arguments to tests run via 'prove' by chromatic
• Re: Providing command-line arguments to tests run via 'prove' by Andy Armstrong
• Re: Providing command-line arguments to tests run via 'prove' by Andy Lester
• Re: Providing command-line arguments to tests run via 'prove' by Eric Wilhelm
• Re: Providing command-line arguments to tests run via 'prove' by Andy Armstrong
• Re: Providing command-line arguments to tests run via 'prove' by Philippe Bruhat
• Re: Providing command-line arguments to tests run via 'prove' by Andy Lester
• Re: Providing command-line arguments to tests run via 'prove' by Andy Armstrong
• Re: Providing command-line arguments to tests run via 'prove' by Paul Johnson
• Re: Providing command-line arguments to tests run via 'prove' by Andy Armstrong
• Re: Providing command-line arguments to tests run via 'prove' by Tom Heady
• Re: Providing command-line arguments to tests run via 'prove' by Andy Armstrong
• Re: Providing command-line arguments to tests run via 'prove' by Adrian Howard
• Re: Providing command-line arguments to tests run via 'prove' by Salve J Nilsen
• Re: Providing command-line arguments to tests run via 'prove' by Eirik Berg Hanssen
• Re: Providing command-line arguments to tests run via 'prove' by A. Pagaltzis
• Re: Providing command-line arguments to tests run via 'prove' by Philippe Bruhat
• Re: Providing command-line arguments to tests run via 'prove' by A. Pagaltzis
• Re: Providing command-line arguments to tests run via 'prove' by Andy Armstrong
• Re: Providing command-line arguments to tests run via 'prove' by Andy Armstrong
• Re: Providing command-line arguments to tests run via 'prove' by Andy Armstrong
• Re: Providing command-line arguments to tests run via 'prove' by Andy Lester
• Re: Providing command-line arguments to tests run via 'prove' by Andy Armstrong
• Re: Providing command-line arguments to tests run via 'prove' by Smylers
• Re: Providing command-line arguments to tests run via 'prove' by Andy Armstrong
• Re: Providing command-line arguments to tests run via 'prove' by Philippe Bruhat