trurl: add "strict:" as prefix to a get component #310
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The strict prefix makes trurl immediately exit with an error code if
such a get can't be done due to URL decoding problems. By default, such
a problem will only make trurl skip that part and silently continue.
Use it like this: --get "{strict:query}"
I also made "url:" a valid prefix, and now we consider the single colon
prefix to be a shortcut for url:. The concept of prefixes scale better
when we use real words instead of single characters.
Ref: #305
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The strict prefix makes trurl immediately exit with an error code if such a get can't be done due to URL decoding problems. By default, such a problem will only make trurl skip that part and silently continue.
Use it like this: --get "{strict:query}"
I also made "url:" a valid prefix, and now we consider the single colon prefix to be a shortcut for url:. The concept of prefixes scale better when we use real words instead of single characters.
Ref: #305