testing...

Signed-off-by: Alex A. Naanou <alex.nanou@gmail.com>

argv.js

@@ -187,29 +187,21 @@ function(name, pre, post){
 //
 //
 //
+// NOTE: currently any "argument" that passes the .optionInputPattern test
+// 		is handled as an option, no matter what the prefix, so different 
+// 		prefixes can be handled by the handler by checking the key argument.
+// 		currently both '-' and '+' are supported.
 //
 // NOTE: essentially this parser is a very basic stack language...
 // 		XXX can we implement the whole thing directly as a stack language???
 //
 //
-// XXX FEATURE: handle <scriptName>-<command> script calls...
-//
+// XXX FEATURE (DELAYED): handle <scriptName>-<command> script calls...
 // XXX FEATURE (DELAYED): read metadata from package.json...
 // 		...not clear which package json to get, needs more thought...
 // XXX FEATURE (DELAYED): handle multiple values per flag...
 // 		...manually this is trivial, automating it would complicate things,
 // 		will think about it when we need this feature more than once...
-// XXX FEATURE (DELAYED): multiple prefixes, like '+' and the like...
-// 		...one way to do this manualy now is to set the appropriate 
-// 		.optionInputPattern and handle the arg in the handler itself...
-// 		...not sure yet how to automate this:
-// 			- prefix handler -- pass the prefix to a special handler and 
-// 				it decides what to do...
-// 					-help -> this.handlePrefix('-', ...)
-// 			- option prefix derived from arg prefix i.e.
-// 					-help -> this['-help'](..)
-// 					+help -> this['+help'](..)
-//
 //
 // XXX add support for ParserError exception handling...
 // XXX should -help should work for any command? ..not just nested parsers?

test.js

@@ -46,6 +46,11 @@ argv.Parser({
 			required: true,
 		},
 
+		'-prefix': {
+			doc: 'prefix test',
+			handler: function(opts, key, value){
+				console.log('PREFIX:', key[0]) }, },
+
 		'-value': {
 			doc: 'Value option',
 			arg: 'VALUE | valueValue',