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Also is there some requirement that would allow the installed version of LO to work and not the portable?

On 12/26/2011 8:56 AM, Luuk wrote:

On 26-12-2011 14:31, Miros?aw Zalewski wrote:

On 26/12/2011 at 14:04, Luuk<luuk34@gmail.com>  wrote:

Is however 'strange'  that the options on a Windows computer need two
'--'  (i.e. --headless), and on linux just need one '-' (i.e. -headless)

Should this not be more standardized?
As far as I remember, options for Windows command-line programs are delimited
by slash (e.g. del /f some_file).

So, either way, LO behavior is non-standard for Windows apps. But, on the
other hand, most of Windows users does not use terminal mode - those who do
perhaps have some experience with Linux shells as well.

You are right, so there are 2 options:
1) Do it the Windows-way, and make LO use the '/' for this stuff.

2) Do it the LO-way, and make sure the parameters are accepted the same
way on every implemented platform.



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