static struct option global_options[] = {
{"help", no_argument, 0, 'h'},
{"verbose", no_argument, 0, 'v'},
- {"silent", no_argument, 0, 'S'},
+ {"quiet", no_argument, 0, 'q'},
{"version", no_argument, 0, 'V'},
{"terse", no_argument, 0, 't'},
{"table-style", required_argument, 0, 's'},
ghelp = true;
string help_global_options = _(" Options:\n"
- "\t--help, -h\t\tHelp\n"
- "\t--version, -V\t\tOutput the version number\n"
- "\t--silent, -S\t\tSuppress normal output\n"
- "\t--verbose, -v\t\tIncrease verbosity\n"
- "\t--terse, -t\t\tTerse output for machine consumption\n"
- "\t--table-style, -s\tTable style (integer)\n"
- "\t--rug-compatible, -r\tTurn on rug compatibility\n"
- "\t--non-interactive\tDon't ask anything, use default answers automatically. (under development)\n"
- "\t--root, -R <dir>\tOperate on a different root directory\n");
+ "\t--help, -h\t\tHelp.\n"
+ "\t--version, -V\t\tOutput the version number.\n"
+ "\t--quiet, -q\t\tSuppress normal output, print only error messages.\n"
+ "\t--verbose, -v\t\tIncrease verbosity.\n"
+ "\t--terse, -t\t\tTerse output for machine consumption.\n"
+ "\t--table-style, -s\tTable style (integer).\n"
+ "\t--rug-compatible, -r\tTurn on rug compatibility.\n"
+ "\t--non-interactive\tDon't ask anything, use default answers automatically. (under development).\n"
+ "\t--root, -R <dir>\tOperate on a different root directory.\n");
;
- if (gopts.count("silent")) {
+ if (gopts.count("quiet")) {
gSettings.verbosity = -1;
DBG << "Verbosity " << gSettings.verbosity << endl;
}
* Level of the amount of output.
*
* <ul>
- * <li>-1 silent</li>
+ * <li>-1 quiet</li>
* <li> 0 normal (default)</li>
* <li> 1 verbose</li>
* <li> 2 debug</li>
/** \name Output Macros
* Alway use these macros to produce output so that the verbosity options
- * like -v or --silent are respected. Use standard cout and cerr only in
+ * like -v or --quiet are respected. Use standard cout and cerr only in
* cases where it is desirable to ignore them (e.g. help texts (when -h is
- * used) or brief error messages must always be displayed, even if --silent
+ * used) or brief error messages must always be displayed, even if --quiet
* has been specified).
*/
//!@{