Curl surge-do help FAQ

Here are some valid uses of the Curl executable file named "surge-do" :

 /opt/curl/surge/9/bin/surge-do --edit "%1"

/opt/curl/surge/9/bin/surge-do --launch "%1"

/opt/curl/surge/9/bin/surge-do --browse "%1"

/opt/curl/surge/9/bin/surge-do --open "%1"

Running curl itself in that ./bin as ./curl --help would give you

Usage:
  -h --help                : Prints a Usage message to stdout and exits.
  -v --version             : Prints a version-number to stdout and exits.
  --lazy-compilation       : Requests that certain methods should be compiled lazily (normally the default).
  -l --no-lazy-compilation : Requests that no methods should be compiled lazily (the opposite of --lazy-compilation).
  --lazy-types             : Requests that certain types should be compiled lazily (normally the default).
  -t --no-lazy-types       : Requests that no types should be compiled lazily (the opposite of '--lazy-types').
  --show-gc                : Report GC information to the console.
  --verify-integrity       : Enable extra verifications of internal integrity.
  --host-console           : Force use of the host console.
  --trust                  : Trust all applets.
  --graphics-info          : Show a description of the available graphics driver, then exit.
  --force-graphics-hw      : Force use of the native graphics driver, even if it may be unstable.
  --safe-graphics          : Force use of the software graphics.
  --                       : Halts option-parsing. The rest of the arguments are passed directly on to the application.
  --batch-mode             : Run in batch mode (dialog boxes and such are illegal).
  -D --use-console-debugger: Enable use of the console debugger.
  --no-use-console-debugger: Disable use of the console debugger.
  --resync                 : Force resynchronization of all files as of process start time.
  --tag-console            : Tag each line of console output with the time and thread.
  --debug                  : Activate additional debug code in the given package.
  --debug-graphics         : Activate additional debug code in the graphics system.
  --sse2                   : Enable generation of SSE2 instructions.
  --no-sse2                : Disable generation of SSE2 instructions.
  --cache                  : Enable persistent caching of packages.
  -H --default-heap-size   : Set default starting heap size (e.g. 6M or 3200K).
  -i --redirect-stdin      : Redirect standard-input from a file.
  -o --redirect-stdout     : Redirect (append) standard-output to a file.
  -e --redirect-stderr     : Redirect (append) standard-error to a file.
  --utf8-stdin             : Use UTF8 character encoding for 'stdin'.
  --utf8-stdout            : Use UTF8 character encoding for 'stdout'.
  --utf8-stderr            : Use UTF8 character encoding for 'stderr'.
  --privileged             : Run with 'privilege'.
  --unprivileged           : Run without 'privilege'.
  --preload                : Preload a given file (using evaluate).
  --eval                   : Evaluate a string.
  -s --shell               : Enter interactive shell mode.
  --default-exit           : Default exit value for scripts.
  --do-not-panic           : Do not panic. Just abort instead.

The flag -l is used when running a .xcurl script

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