Re: [gentoo-catalyst] [PATCH 4/4] cleanup long lines, improve usage() output formatting slightly

[Matt Turner <mattst88@gentoo.org>]

On Fri, Dec 13, 2013 at 7:07 PM, Brian Dolbec <dolsen@gentoo.org> wrote:
> ---
>  catalyst | 83 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++---------------------------
>  1 file changed, 48 insertions(+), 35 deletions(-)
>
> diff --git a/catalyst b/catalyst
> index 60cea3e..a68a2ba 100755
> --- a/catalyst
> +++ b/catalyst
> @@ -24,31 +24,33 @@ __version__="2.0.15"
>  conf_values={}
>
>  def usage():
> -       print "Usage catalyst [options] [-C variable=value...] [ -s identifier]"
> -       print " -a --clear-autoresume   clear autoresume flags"
> -       print " -c --config     use specified configuration file"
> -       print " -C --cli        catalyst commandline (MUST BE LAST OPTION)"
> -       print " -d --debug      enable debugging"
> -       print " -f --file       read specfile"
> -       print " -F --fetchonly  fetch files only"
> -       print " -h --help       print this help message"
> -       print " -p --purge      clear tmp dirs,package cache and autoresume flags"
> -       print " -P --purgeonly  clear tmp dirs,package cache and autoresume flags and exit"
> -       print " -T --purgetmponly  clear tmp dirs and autoresume flags and exit"
> -       print " -s --snapshot   generate a release snapshot"
> -       print " -V --version    display version information"
> -       print " -v --verbose    verbose output"
> -       print
> -       print "Usage examples:"
> -       print
> -       print "Using the commandline option (-C, --cli) to build a Portage snapshot:"
> -       print "catalyst -C target=snapshot version_stamp=my_date"
> -       print
> -       print "Using the snapshot option (-s, --snapshot) to build a release snapshot:"
> -       print "catalyst -s 20071121"
> -       print
> -       print "Using the specfile option (-f, --file) to build a stage target:"
> -       print "catalyst -f stage1-specfile.spec"
> +       print """Usage catalyst [options] [-C variable=value...] [ -s identifier]
> + -a --clear-autoresume  clear autoresume flags
> + -c --config            use specified configuration file
> + -C --cli               catalyst commandline (MUST BE LAST OPTION)
> + -d --debug             enable debugging
> + -f --file              read specfile
> + -F --fetchonly         fetch files only
> + -h --help              print this help message
> + -p --purge             clear tmp dirs,package cache, autoresume flags
> + -P --purgeonly         clear tmp dirs,package cache, autoresume flags and exit
> + -T --purgetmponly      clear tmp dirs and autoresume flags and exit
> + -s --snapshot          generate a release snapshot
> + -V --version           display version information
> + -v --verbose           verbose output
> +
> +Usage examples:
> +
> +Using the commandline option (-C, --cli) to build a Portage snapshot:
> +catalyst -C target=snapshot version_stamp=my_date
> +
> +Using the snapshot option (-s, --snapshot) to build a release snapshot:
> +catalyst -s 20071121"
> +
> +Using the specfile option (-f, --file) to build a stage target:
> +catalyst -f stage1-specfile.spec
> +"""
> +
>
>  def version():
>         print "Catalyst, version "+__version__
> @@ -77,7 +79,8 @@ def parse_config(myconfig):
>         # first, try the one passed (presumably from the cmdline)
>         if myconfig:
>                 if os.path.exists(myconfig):
> -                       print "Using command line specified Catalyst configuration file, "+myconfig
> +                       print "Using command line specified Catalyst configuration file, "+\

No need to add \

(same comment applies elsewhere)