/R has been modified to qualify function names with the name of the library.
/F now lists the functions with their qualified names.
If you have a cycle where you compose your library with several source files expecting to write them out again to a single file, that file is now unusable as a source file. Upon rereading the single file the library functions are doubly qualified.
This is quite usefull when managing SETtings, aliases and functions.
Could /N be redefined as
/R /N - do not...
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/F now lists the functions with their qualified names.
If you have a cycle where you compose your library with several source files expecting to write them out again to a single file, that file is now unusable as a source file. Upon rereading the single file the library functions are doubly qualified.
This is quite usefull when managing SETtings, aliases and functions.
Could /N be redefined as
/R /N - do not...
Read more