gst-convert --quiet is verbose

I noticed noticed a small error (probably a copy paste error) in  
Convert.st.
When parsing arguments it sets wrong values for quiet and verbose  
variables:

opt = 'quiet' ifTrue: [
                quiet := false.
                verbose := true ].

while it should be:

opt = 'quiet' ifTrue: [
                quiet := true.
                verbose := false ].



Daniele



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Daniele Sciascia wrote:
Good eye!

Paolo


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Probably is obvious, or I don't seeing something but.....

I don't know, if quite is True, why you set quiet to true, and why  
change verbose when verbose is not necessary.

If quiet is false, directly is verbose.

                       

El 31/05/2008, a las 18:00, Daniele Sciascia escribió:



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Giuseppe Luigi Punzi Ruiz wrote:
> Probably is obvious, or I don't seeing something but.....
>
> I don't know, if quite is True, why you set quiet to true, and why
> change verbose when verbose is not necessary.
>
> If quiet is false, directly is verbose.

It's also possible to have quiet = verbose = false (i.e. neither
particularly quiet, neither particularly verbose -- that's the default
if neither --quiet nor --verbose is specified).

Paolo


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