Added -q option to %prun for suppression of the output, along with editing the dochelp string

[andrewgiessel]

A new pull request, with only the -q option, as discussed.

[minrk]

As with the previous PR, can you avoid having big whitespace 'cleanup' of the rest of the file in your commits? It's possible your editor is doing this automatically, which I don't recommend.

[andrewgiessel]

Sorry about this-

I don't understand exactly what is happening- I inserted a single line,
which I guess shifts several lines down throughout the file? It doesn't
really make sense that this should add/remove whitespace throughout the the
file? FWIW I'm using emacs on os x and installed git w/i the last month.
I am calling 'delete-trailing-whitespace' before saving (automatically).
Perhaps this is the cause?

On Sat, Dec 31, 2011 at 20:52, Min RK <
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wrote:

As with the previous PR, can you avoid having big whitespace 'cleanup' of
the rest of the file in your commits? It's possible your editor is doing
this automatically, which I don't recommend.

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[minrk]

Sorry about this-

I don't understand exactly what is happening- I inserted a single line,
which I guess shifts several lines down throughout the file? It doesn't
really make sense that this should add/remove whitespace throughout the the
file? FWIW I'm using emacs on os x and installed git w/i the last month.
I am calling 'delete-trailing-whitespace' before saving (automatically).
Perhaps this is the cause?

No problem. Yes, this is the cause. I don't recommend this setting, but if you do keep it, I believe you can instruct git to ignore white space changes in your .gitconfig.

On Sat, Dec 31, 2011 at 20:52, Min RK <
reply@reply.github.com

wrote:

As with the previous PR, can you avoid having big whitespace 'cleanup' of
the rest of the file in your commits? It's possible your editor is doing
this automatically, which I don't recommend.

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Andrew Giessel, PhD

Department of Neurobiology, Harvard Medical School
220 Longwood Ave Boston, MA 02115
ph: 617.432.7971 email: andrew_giessel@hms.harvard.edu

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[takluyver]

Other than the whitespace thing, this looks fine.