Use hyphens instead of underscores in access-token et al.

[dead/halcyon.git] / src / CommandLine.hs

diff --git a/src/CommandLine.hs b/src/CommandLine.hs
index 39ff5b2ecd76ae3f394977d66fcfdb36333bc79a..f215ab84cb7ef4f338756793c910548866e312e4 100644 (file)
--- a/src/CommandLine.hs
+++ b/src/CommandLine.hs
@@ -59,23 +59,23 @@ default_options = Options { opt_access_token = Nothing,
 options :: [OptDescr (Options -> IO Options)]
 options =
   [ Option
-      [] ["consumer_key"]
-      (ReqArg set_consumer_key "consumer_key")
+      [] ["consumer-key"]
+      (ReqArg set_consumer_key "consumer-key")
       "Your Twitter API consumer key.",
 
     Option
-      [] ["consumer_secret"]
-      (ReqArg set_consumer_secret "consumer_secret")
+      [] ["consumer-secret"]
+      (ReqArg set_consumer_secret "consumer-secret")
       "Your Twitter API consumer secret.",
 
     Option
-      [] ["access_token"]
-      (ReqArg set_access_token "access_token")
+      [] ["access-token"]
+      (ReqArg set_access_token "access-token")
       "Your Twitter API access token.",
 
     Option
-      [] ["access_secret"]
-      (ReqArg set_access_secret "access_secret")
+      [] ["access-secret"]
+      (ReqArg set_access_secret "access-secret")
       "Your Twitter API access secret.",
 
     Option
@@ -180,7 +180,7 @@ set_from arg opts = do
 
 -- | The usage header.
 usage :: String
-usage = "Usage: twat --consumer_key=<key> --consumer_secret=<secret> --access_token=<key> --access_secret=<secret> [-n heartbeat] [-t to_address] [-f from_address] [-s path-to-sendmail] <username1> [username2, [username3]...]"
+usage = "Usage: twat --consumer-key=<key> --consumer-secret=<secret> --access-token=<key> --access-secret=<secret> [-n heartbeat] [-t to_address] [-f from_address] [-s path-to-sendmail] <username1> [username2, [username3]...]"
 
 
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