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This command should display each supported ASCII art.
# Runs `onefetch -a Assembly`, `onefetch -a C`, etc.
onefetch -l |whileread line;doecho"$line"; onefetch -a $line;done;
Several of these languages will map to unknown, however, causing the default ASCII art to be displayed.
This is because some listed languages have special characters (C++, C#, Objective-C), yet custom ASCII art cannot take special characters.
# doesn't work
onefetch -a C++
# works
onefetch -a cpp
I think it can be a bit confusing if onefetch -l lists the language as "C++", yet that's an invalid input for onefetch -a <ascii_langage>. They should probably match.
It might also help if the help message showed the possible values for -a.
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This command should display each supported ASCII art.
Several of these languages will map to unknown, however, causing the default ASCII art to be displayed.
This is because some listed languages have special characters (C++, C#, Objective-C), yet custom ASCII art cannot take special characters.
I think it can be a bit confusing if
onefetch -l
lists the language as "C++", yet that's an invalid input foronefetch -a <ascii_langage>
. They should probably match.It might also help if the help message showed the possible values for
-a
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: