Sometimes you encounter command line arguments that compliment each other, i.e.
where one is used, the other aught to be as well.

Does using the -D flag automatically turn off vain pretrace (-RVP)?

Because, if it doesn't, it should.

Regards,
A.D.B.

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Am 19.11.2014 05:42, schrieb Anthony D. Baye:
> Sometimes you encounter command line arguments that compliment each other, i.e.
> where one is used, the other aught to be as well.
>
> Does using the -D flag automatically turn off vain pretrace (-RVP)?

No, doesn't.

> Because, if it doesn't, it should.

You have a point there.

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