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Thanks for creating Fire. It's a fantastic argument parsing tool.
A minor request: I prefer my help strings to be printed to stdout instead of a console like less. When the output is sent to a less-like program you can't reference the script argument information when trying to type your next command.
The naive way to allow this option is adding a switch so the user can choose to send information console package or to stdout (code below).
if print_std:
print(text, file=out)
else:
console_io.More(
I don't see an elegant way to set print_std in your source code since you are not accepting contributions to your console package and the Display function is not a method of the Fire class. I don't see a straightforward way to have the user set this display option. Obviously, you know the code better than me so you may know a good way to add this option.
I am using fire version 0.2.1 and have seen this behavior with Ubuntu 16.04 and 18.04.
Thanks for creating Fire. It's a fantastic argument parsing tool.
A minor request: I prefer my help strings to be printed to stdout instead of a console like
less. When the output is sent to aless-like program you can't reference the script argument information when trying to type your next command.The naive way to allow this option is adding a switch so the user can choose to send information console package or to stdout (code below).
python-fire/fire/core.py
Line 171 in d774539
to something like
I don't see an elegant way to set
print_stdin your source code since you are not accepting contributions to your console package and theDisplayfunction is not a method of the Fire class. I don't see a straightforward way to have the user set this display option. Obviously, you know the code better than me so you may know a good way to add this option.I am using fire version 0.2.1 and have seen this behavior with Ubuntu 16.04 and 18.04.
Thank you for your time!