> I am attempting to write an ocaml program which acts as a script when a data
> file for it starts with
> 
> #!/myscript option1 option2 ...
> 
> The problem is that I am using the included Arg module to parse the arguments,
> but when myscript is called it only sees one argument consisting of all the
> arguments stuffed together... which the Arg routines don't care for much.

Could you explain a bit more what is your problem?
What is this /myscript? and these options? how do you use it?
If myscript is a bytecode non-custom exexcutable, then you may run into
problems, since you have trampolined #!s, which usually doesn't work
anyway.

       Jacques Garrigue
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