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Some light reading about stderr
Currently everything is spit to stdout.
stdout
One thing I'm unsure about is identifying the process, like I'd like to do:
$ myprog --some args myprog: unrecognized argument '--some' USAGE: myprog [FLAGS] [ARGS] For more information try --help
But the question is, do I use the bin_name or name. I'm leaning towards bin_name as that's typically the standard.
bin_name
name
This also mean's myprog: some error would replace the current error: some error format.
myprog: some error
error: some error
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imp: writes errros to stderr
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Closes #154
imp(Errors): writes errors to stderr
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Some light reading about stderr
Currently everything is spit to
stdout
.One thing I'm unsure about is identifying the process, like I'd like to do:
But the question is, do I use the
bin_name
orname
. I'm leaning towardsbin_name
as that's typically the standard.This also mean's
myprog: some error
would replace the currenterror: some error
format.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: