Reorder optional arguments documentation

parent 349aa807
......@@ -1459,26 +1459,10 @@ Hdlmake can be run with several arguments. The way of using them is identical wi
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Shows help message that is automatically generated with Python's optparse module. Gives a short description of each available option.
``-p, --prefix ARBITRARY_CODE``
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Add arbitrary Python code from the command line that **will be evaluated before each Manifest.py** parse action across the hierarchy.
As an example, this command will generate the Makefile and will try to print ``Hello hdlmake`` before each ``Manifest.py`` run:
.. code-block:: bash
hdlmake -p "print('Hello hdlmake')"
``-s, --sufix ARBITRARY_CODE``
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Add arbitrary Python code from the command line that **will be evaluated after each Manifest.py** parse action across the hierarchy.
As an example, this command will generate the Makefile but will try to print ``Bye, bye hdlmake`` after each ``Manifest.py`` run:
.. code-block:: bash
hdlmake -s "print('Bye, bye hdlmake')"
``-v, --version``
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Print the version of the ``hdlmake`` instance on execution an quit.
``--log LOG``
......@@ -1502,3 +1486,24 @@ Set logging level for the Python logger facility. You can choose one of the leve
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``-p, --prefix ARBITRARY_CODE``
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Add arbitrary Python code from the command line that **will be evaluated before each Manifest.py** parse action across the hierarchy.
As an example, this command will generate the Makefile and will try to print ``Hello hdlmake`` before each ``Manifest.py`` run:
.. code-block:: bash
hdlmake -p "print('Hello hdlmake')"
``-s, --sufix ARBITRARY_CODE``
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Add arbitrary Python code from the command line that **will be evaluated after each Manifest.py** parse action across the hierarchy.
As an example, this command will generate the Makefile but will try to print ``Bye, bye hdlmake`` after each ``Manifest.py`` run:
.. code-block:: bash
hdlmake -s "print('Bye, bye hdlmake')"
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