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I will admit copy writing is not my strong point.
I will have to see about wrapping. Its done though https://github.com/urfave/cli and I don't remember a way to do it in an automated way, but perhaps newlines will work.
If you want to submit a PR with redone messages id be happy to merge it in. Otherwise I am afraid my best guess might still be awkward.
Let me know either way and ill look into the wrapping.
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Have modified some of the copy as suggested. Not sure if I can modify the wrapping, still investigating this.
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$ scc --help
NAME:
scc - Sloc, Cloc and Code. Count lines of code in a directory with complexity estimation.
USAGE:
scc DIRECTORY
VERSION:
1.10.0
COMMANDS:
help, h Shows a list of commands or help for one command
GLOBAL OPTIONS:
--languages Print out supported languages and extensions
--format value, -f value Set output format [possible values: tabular, wide, json, csv] (default: "tabular")
--output value, -o value Save to file, defaults to stdout
--pathblacklist value, --pbl value Which directories should be ignored as comma separated list (default: ".git,.hg,.svn")
--sort value, -s value Sort based on column [possible values: files, name, lines, blanks, code, comments, complexity] (default: "files")
--exclude value, -e value Ignore files and directories matching a regular expression
--whitelist value, --wl value Restrict file extensions to just those provided as a comma separated list E.G. go,java,js
--files Display output for every file
--verbose, -v Enable verbose output
--duplicates, -d Check for and remove duplicate files from stats and output
--complexity, -c Skip complexity calculations, note this will be overridden if --wide -w is set
--wide, -w Wider output with additional statistics
--averagewage value, --aw value Integer to override the average wage value used for basic COCOMO calculation (default: 56286)
--cocomo, --co Set to check remove COCOMO calculation output
--filegccount value, --fgc value How many files to parse before turning the GC on (default: 10000)
--binary Disable binary file detection
--debug Enable debug output
--trace Enable trace output, not recommended when processing multiple files
--help, -h show help
--version, --ver Print the version
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That's a lot clearer. The only big issue I still have with it is for --cocomo
which looks like it didn't get an update. I'd just write that as "Remove COCOMO calculation output"
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Dammit I had a feeling I might have missed one. Ill update that as well.
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Done.
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- Support ignoring submodules HOT 2
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