DescriptionIssue 3925: lilypond -d leads to weird output
C++ string manipulation is a fragile bolt-on onto the type system.
"-" + 'd'
evaluates to a pointer 100 bytes after a constant string "-" in the data
section. This fixes this bug, and also changes the fixed message from
lilypond: option `-d, `--define-default'' requires an argument
to
lilypond: option `-d, --define-default' requires an argument
In general, it does not appear to make sense quoting the long options
while not quoting the short options.
Patch Set 1 #
MessagesTotal messages: 4
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