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I guess there is no real consistent scheme, but quite a few tools capitalize the help section headers.
So maybe a flag could be added to do the same when using kotlin-argparser.
So showiing
Usage: [-h] [-a] IMAGE-DIRECTORY MARKDOWN-FILES...
Optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-a, --auto Automatically remove orphan images
Positional arguments:
instead of
usage: [-h] [-a] IMAGE-DIRECTORY MARKDOWN-FILES...
optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-a, --auto Automatically remove orphan images
positional arguments:
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That part of the formatting is modeled after Python's argparse module. As you mention, there isn't a lot of consistency around this.
What do you think about adding parameters for the various headers to DefaultHelpFormatter? Then one could not only change the capitalization, but even change the language for a non-English (or internationalized) application. (That doesn't solve I18n for error messages, though.)
I guess there is no real consistent scheme, but quite a few tools capitalize the help section headers.
So maybe a flag could be added to do the same when using kotlin-argparser.
So showiing
instead of
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: