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I'd like to be able to "name" option groups and use them in variable places in the command substitution. For example:
# shift + {a, b}:groupA + {c,d}:groupB echo {hello, hi}:groupB {this is an example, blabla}:groupA
This would also make it easy to re-use option groups in for example multiple line commands.
I suggest that the rule for this should be that if any of the option groups are named, then all should be. Thoughts?
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Looks fine to me 👍 let's go for it.
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I'd like to be able to "name" option groups and use them in variable places in the command substitution. For example:
This would also make it easy to re-use option groups in for example multiple line commands.
I suggest that the rule for this should be that if any of the option groups are named, then all should be. Thoughts?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: