In article <3c97ec65$1@news.povray.org> , Mark Gordon <mtg### [at] mailbagcom>
wrote:

> So the problem isn't quite as widespread as first suggested, but it's
> still broken.  I'd only tested this under bash, not having considered the
> possibility that the shell might have other plans for the '?'.  I agree we
> need to continue to offer an alternative to -?[n], and I'm currently
> inclined to favor reverting to -h[n].

Mark, -helpn works, too!

    Thorsten

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