Added argparse and multiple match/reject title options #7706
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We are not going to maintain two separate versions of the option handling code. I think the |
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Might we switch to argparse? I saw some interest in it over a year ago. I can eliminate the old optParse class. |
Not until we stop supporting python2.6 (see #5697), as said in #583 (comment). |
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Added support for argparse for Python >= 2.7.0 and allowance for multiple
--reject-titleand--match-titleoptions. Added testtest_optParse.py.I was having a lot of frustration trying to reject multiple titles until I figured out that the program will only honor the last one given.