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Sometimes, I'm not sure whether I'm typing the good option, say that I don't remember what ls -X does exactly. I would like to read the doc in the first entry of the help menu… unfortunately the typed option does not appear at all in the help menu:
Similarly, I'm not sure to understand why, but the list of options that is printed if I just type - is much smaller than the list of options that I can get if I type first a dummy entry like -A:
Why do you want this?
Poor memory?
Who else would benefit from this?
I guess many people.
How should it work?
When I type -, it should print all available options (like what happens with the MORE thing when I typed a character), and if I type -X or --someoptions, the option I just typed should appear first in the option list so that I can read its documentation.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
What do you want?
Sometimes, I'm not sure whether I'm typing the good option, say that I don't remember what
ls -X
does exactly. I would like to read the doc in the first entry of the help menu… unfortunately the typed option does not appear at all in the help menu:Similarly, I'm not sure to understand why, but the list of options that is printed if I just type
-
is much smaller than the list of options that I can get if I type first a dummy entry like-A
:Why do you want this?
Poor memory?
Who else would benefit from this?
I guess many people.
How should it work?
When I type
-
, it should print all available options (like what happens with the MORE thing when I typed a character), and if I type-X
or--someoptions
, the option I just typed should appear first in theoption
list so that I can read its documentation.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: