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http://bugs.sourcemage.org/show_bug.cgi?id=8223





------- Additional Comments From acedit AT armory.com  2005-02-11 22:07 -------
of course, now that i look at the code, -q is already being used to turn
verbosity (really, human readability) on or off...so how about just making 
some
more gaze subcommands (i know, theres not enough already)

gaze install : same as before tablet
gaze install_full : everything including the tablet
gaze install_spell : everything the spell itself installed (no sorcery files)

Alternatively we have arguments /after/ the spell:
gaze install <spell> --quiet
of course that'd lead to
gaze install -q <spell> -q
which just seems wrong to me

The only other way to do it without making the tool even more inconsistent 
than
it already is, is to walk through gaze and make the following changes
-q -> -p --parseable for machine parsable output (or maybe -m | --machine, i
dont care)
-q now turns down the amount of extra information (broad, and for now only
applies to gaze install)
-v turns up the amount of extra information (again, broad and only used in one
place)



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