Change argument processing to allow prompt or file args. #103
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To implement this, I first changed how the prompt and file args are processed, so that they turn off the default interactive mode and color. Then I added the provided prompt into
embd_inpafter the instruction and prompt prefix.I also moved some default configuration settings into
utils.hto be consistent withllama.cpp.For example, you can run:
./chat -p "write a python script that prints the current time"orchat -f prompt.txtto make it print just the response to that prompt. Or:
./chat -p "write a python script that prints the current time" --interactiveTo respond to the first prompt and then continue interactively.
See issues 68 and 95.