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Re: read/write capture comments from the command line
From: Dirk Jagdmann <doj () cubic org>
Date: Mon, 08 Apr 2013 14:29:21 -0700
Sadly, -j is already taken for Wireshark, so you couldn't run Wireshark from the command line with "-j", unless we go with either getopt_long() (pulling in a version from GNU libc for platforms that don't have it in the system library) or with g_option:
I suggest using the glib functions. Otherwise we would just add more code to Wireshark and related tools for no real benefit.
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- read/write capture comments from the command line Martin Kaiser (Apr 04)
- Re: read/write capture comments from the command line Guy Harris (Apr 07)
- Re: read/write capture comments from the command line Dirk Jagdmann (Apr 08)
- Re: read/write capture comments from the command line Anders Broman (Apr 08)
- Re: read/write capture comments from the command line Guy Harris (Apr 08)
- Re: read/write capture comments from the command line Anders Broman (Apr 08)
- Re: read/write capture comments from the command line Dirk Jagdmann (Apr 08)
- Re: read/write capture comments from the command line Guy Harris (Apr 07)
- Re: read/write capture comments from the command line Martin Kaiser (Apr 09)