Description: ------------ phpdoc -q Still shows all the output. phpdoc -q on Works as expected. Expected result: ---------------- No output. Actual result: -------------- A lot of output.

Verified this. Looks like this condition of "flag given with no value" will result in "ERROR: command quiet was passed "-pp" but must be one of..." if there is another flag given after it, but this error does not get triggered if the flag is the last item on the commandline. So, "phpdoc -q -pp" would trigger the above error, and "phpdoc -pp -q" would trigger the same error about the "-pp" value, but "phpdoc -q" does not trigger an error. I need to review the arg parsing logic. I had fixed it previously so that it would recognize empty arg values and treat them as "on", and it does work as "phpdoc -q '' -pp '' " , but that doesn't seem to work like I'd wanted it to for just "phpdoc -q -pp".

Thanks for the heads up.

Worked on this bug today. Got it working on Windows, then tested the change on Ubuntu and OS X (PHP4). Also, my regression test setup on Ubuntu (PHP 5.2.5) shows no side-effects. This change handles the scenario of "arg option given but no arg value given", both when the arg in question is followed by another arg option: - phpdoc -d . -t ./docs -q -pp -ue or when the arg option is the last item in the command: - phpdoc -d . -t ./docs -q on -pp off -ue

Committed to CVS.