Hugh -
I was implementing a command line wrapper for my framework and I came across an interesting problem. I wanted to have an unambiguous place to instantiate my framework so I decided to create a wrapper. In my wrapper, I instantiated my framework (which ultimately gets around to requiring 'watir/ie') and then parsed ARGV for arguments to hand off to Rasta. For a long time I had a problem with this because the -f argument got removed from ARGV. I discovered this is because watir/ie eats the -f switch to set $FAST_SPEED.
Ultimately, this is a problem with my wrapper, but I thought I should point this out just in case anyone ran into the same problem. Also, since Rasta and Watir both use -f, these options are incompatible with each other.
Alan
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