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It seems to me that we need a universal "help" that ensures that everything in the |
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How about a universal help file processed in
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After more thought the suggestion to use some sort of binary coding is unnecessary. It's possible to write search programs that look for command-line arguments and The work-in-progress code for this is dynamic, so it reads and parses the Here is an output from a beta- python3 attempt to generate the context-sensitive help by this method, based on the actual
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Now opened in PR #3556. |
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