Currently click has 2 modes to display a help text:
- Word-wrap the entire blob, and remove all other whitespaces
- Preserve newlines, but disable word-wrapping
- with a console width of 60, visualized with the
*:
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Usage: click_wrapping.py [OPTIONS]
Options:
--test [value1|value2] Example text to show word
wrapping. 'Value1' - short
comment. 'Value2' - A longer
comment that should wrap to the
next line.
--help Show this message and exit.
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- with a console width of 60, visualized with the
*:
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Usage: click_wrapping.py [OPTIONS]
Options:
--test [value1|value2] Example text to show word wrapping.
'Value1' - short comment.
'Value2' - A longer comment that should wrap to the next line.
--help Show this message and exit.
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The 2nd option is slightly problematic, because on an actual console with width of 60, it looks like this:
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Usage: click_wrapping.py [OPTIONS]
Options:
--test [value1|value2] Example text to show word wrapping
.
'Value1' - short comment.
'Value2' - A longer comment that s
hould wrap to the next line.
--help Show this message and exit.
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And that should probably be more along the lines of:
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Usage: click_wrapping.py [OPTIONS]
Options:
--test [value1|value2] Example text to show word
wrapping.
'Value1' - short comment.
'Value2' - A longer comment that
should wrap to the next line.
--help Show this message and exit.
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Would a PR to fix this be accepted?
(As in, preserve newlines but still wrap on the console width)
Currently click has 2 modes to display a help text:
*:*:The 2nd option is slightly problematic, because on an actual console with width of 60, it looks like this:
And that should probably be more along the lines of:
Would a PR to fix this be accepted?
(As in, preserve newlines but still wrap on the console width)