Laurine fails at -d parameter

[bdolewski]

Hi,
I've updated Laurine to the latest version in my project. However when I set up the script (inside Xcode build phases) then I've got this message:

PROJECT/PROJECT/Localization/Localizations.swift -c -d -
Invalid value(s) for option -d, --delimiter: 

Usage: /Users/xxx/PROJECT/PROJECT/Localization/LaurineGenerator.swift [options]
  -i, --input:
      Required | String | Path to the localization file
  -o, --outpu:
      Optional | String | Path to output file (.swift or .m, depending on your configuration. If you are using ObjC, header will be created on that location. If ommited, output will be sent to stdout instead.
  -l, --langu:
      Optional | String | [swift | objc] | Specifies language of generated output files | Defaults to [swift]
  -d, --delim:
      Optional | String | String delimiter to separate segments of each string | Defaults to [.]
  -c, --capit:
      Optional | Bool | When enabled, name of all structures / methods / properties are automatically CamelCased | Defaults to false
  -b, --baseC:
      Optional | String | Name of the base class | Defaults to "Localizations"
  -t, --strin:
      Optional | String | Name of strings table | Defaults to nil
  -s, --custo:
      Optional | String | A custom superclass name | Defaults to NSObject (only applicable in ObjC)
Command /bin/sh failed with exit code 64

This is my command to run Laurine:

"$LAURINE_PATH" -i "$SOURCE_PATH" -o "$OUTPUT_PATH" -c -d "-"

It does not work with -d "-" neither with -d -.
Do you know how to fix it?

[robtimp]

@bdolewski Looks like this is due to a current issue with hyphens as parameter arguments. I've opened a PR with a fix