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| To be technical and nitpicky, it should technically be [[command line parameters]], as these are parameters we are putting in from the user's perspective; MS's documentation is from the application's perspective, where it takes in arguments. "Options" avoids this confusion, and {{w|Command-line_interface#Command-line_option|is a commonly used term in the industry}}, referring to exactly what the page entails. | | To be technical and nitpicky, it should technically be [[command line parameters]], not [[command line arguments]], as these are parameters we are putting in from the user's perspective; MS's documentation is from the application's perspective, where it takes in arguments. "Options" avoids this confusion, and {{w|Command-line_interface#Command-line_option|is a commonly used term in the industry}}, referring to exactly what the page entails. | ||
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Could you expand your edit about Half-Life Unified SDK by adding more examples or comments?
(using Template:Message) Template:Text --Lxm6 (talk) 2:40, 12 April 2023 (UTC)
Could you expand your edit about WinBSPC by adding more examples or comments?
(using Template:Message) Template:Text --Lxm6 (talk) 3:37, 12 April 2023 (UTC)
Thanks for tidying English pages!
Lxm6 (talk) 15:33, 24 June 2023 (PDT)
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(using Template:Message) I and others can't easily restore them now. 1 2 3. The Microsoft doesn't say option.
(using Template:Message) To be technical and nitpicky, it should technically be command line parameters, not command line arguments, as these are parameters we are putting in from the user's perspective; MS's documentation is from the application's perspective, where it takes in arguments. "Options" avoids this confusion, and is a commonly used term in the industry, referring to exactly what the page entails.
--SirYodaJedi (talk) 1:56, 19 Jul 2023 (UTC)
--Lxm6 (talk) 1:45, 19 Jul 2023 (UTC)