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> More input on this issue:<br>
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> 'cmdoption' is a directive, while 'option' is inline markup. Therefore I<br>
> wouldn't say they're completely similar, just meant for different purposes. Both<br>
> a directive and inline markup is useful for describing "official python<br>
> executable options/flags". Regarding per-module options, I'm not sure special<br>
> markup is needed at all. So a policy has to be define regarding the correct<br>
> usage of these directives/markups, and probably documented in<br>
> Doc/documenting/markup.rst<br>
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</div></div>I've done that now in r82961.<br>
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Georg</blockquote><div><br>Georg,<br><br>Your fix indeed clarifies :option:. However, I think that cmdoption could also be made clearer by re-iterating that it is to refer to Python's own options only, and not to be used for command line options of modules.<br>
<br>Eli <br></div></div><br></div>