Runhugs as of Oct 2002 handled command-line args supplied by #! scripts. HEAD however, doesn't. Here's the issue. Given a script named `foogle-script' that starts with... #! /usr/bin/runhugs -98 -h20000 runhugs will be given the following arguments: arg0: /usr/bin/runhugs arg1: -98 -h20000 arg2: foogle-script Note that the `-98' and `-h2000' have been collapsed to a single arg. This is bizarre, but apparently it's what linux does. The problem is that loadHugs will treat the argv like a normal one, and will expect the `-98' to be a single argument. I've tweaked processOptions to eat spaces and continue after it has processed each toggle group (not checked in). Do people think this is cool, or does anyone have an opinion about a better solution? --Jeff