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I reflexively chose the word "separator" for the name of the character(s) that go between words in the passphrases.
-s, --sep <SEPARATOR>
Word separator. Can accept single quotes around the separator. To not use a separator, use empty single quotes: '' [default: -]
However, I noticed that xkcdpass uses the term "delimiter". Is that more correct/natural/memorable for users? Delimiter sounds slightly more technical than separator to me. I could also maybe use an alias so that users can use either? But that feels a bit sloppy.
What do y'all think?
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I reflexively chose the word "separator" for the name of the character(s) that go between words in the passphrases.
However, I noticed that xkcdpass uses the term "delimiter". Is that more correct/natural/memorable for users? Delimiter sounds slightly more technical than separator to me. I could also maybe use an alias so that users can use either? But that feels a bit sloppy.
What do y'all think?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: