Neil Mitchell

Lots of bounds tightened. That sufficient for you? The matrix now looks pretty healthy.

That inconsistency is actually deliberate, see https://hackage.haskell.org/package/cmdargs-0.10.20/docs/System-Console-CmdArgs-Explicit.html#v:FlagOptRare. Boolean arguments go into the rare category since normally you want to leave them unadorned, and have `--flag off` be two separate arguments.

Each invocation returns only one mode. If you just want to collect individual names, you could treat them as arguments to a single mode. If you want multiple successive modes...

Seems a reasonable thing to do - only question is what should the comment syntax be? Can you find any other similar args files that use comments? I'd prefer to...

The user could write: `,/cmdargs.hs -u joe -- ls -l`, which would take advantage of the fact that `--` separates arguments from flags. But currently there is no way to...

I think this is all controlled by your shell, and not `cmdargs`. If I try: ``` Neil@Neil MINGW64 /c/Neil $ echo @$HOME @/c/Users/ndmit_000 Neil@Neil MINGW64 /c/Neil $ echo @~ @~...

Having `--help` only display the extra features as an option would give the same problem of discoverability. I should document properly that `--help` takes flags, on the command line, and...

I think bash completion should definitely be in the same CmdArgs package, and if you're happy to help, that's great - I'm primarily a Windows user, so it's not something...

At worst, this should be documented, but I suspect there's more work to do as well.

If I integrated `terminal-size`, would you still want to set the default wrap? That might be a nicer way to go. When you say line breaks are dropped from help...