$ mysterytool $WHAT DID YOU DO?!
Knowing my luck, It probably deleted a rarely used system library and will lead to unpredictable crashes.
$ mysterytool -vv DEBUG: Complete. $
I don’t understand how devs can be too lazy to write documentation but somehow they’d rather explain the same shit in discord over and over and over and over and over and over
Why is discord so popular in non-gaming circles? People use it as a shitty, bloated and centralized IRC clone, with the voice fuction being completely ignored.
The help command is one of the first things I work on in any project. Even if I’m never gonna share it, my future self will appreciate it.
Programmers generally detest to do documentation, so when the user help “UI” is all down to a programmer to define this is often what you get, especially if it’s a small tool.
No idea why’d anyone would do this if they expected anyone besides them to use their tool.
Even I myself am not gonna remember how to use my tool a couple months down the line, unless it’s something I use very regularly.
Edit: noticed I read the comment I’m replying to wrong, reworded to make more sense
Haha, I made this :) Here’s the blog post I created it for, if you want a bit of context:
Correct, I shamelessly stole it!
Also, sorry, I stole it.
I’d try
mysterytool -Hinfo mysterytool$ man mysterytool No manual entry for mysterytoollynx www.google.com/search=mysterytool
No one uses
info
find / -name mysterytool -exec rm {} \;Y u no
-delete
