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Re: Simple Motor Calculator for Linux/OS X

So some updates and questions for your Software Bug - I'm going through and have added some better command line parsing, so I'll release that as soon as I nail down this next issue.

Getting the name of a motor wrong - When this happens do you think a best guess and run approach would be preferred to a "Did you mean CIM" and exit approach (similar to git's cli when you screw up a command)? I'm working on getting some fuzzy string matching working in and was curious what would be preferred. If it were a long running command or one with side effects I can see the benefit of the git "suggest and exit" approach. But being as it takes very little time to run and changes nothing except standard out I think the "best guess" approach might work fine.

Sorry this took so long, turns out build season is time consuming.
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