Use argparse cmd line parser instead of optparse #2
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May 12, 2012 17:10
According to the docs, optparse is deprecated (http://docs.python.org/py3k/library/optparse.html), so that leaves us with argparse. Rundown of what was done: + removed arguments: * -o since output can just be redirected * -l and -v they're not necessary + made the filename a positional argument + made the necessary changes to accomodate for the above
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optparseis deprecated, this changes it toargparse. Also, there are some other small changes that have been made, such as getting rid of-o,-l, and-v; and making the filename a positional argument.