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So: $ ./scripts/code.py lfs.o -o- -q Becomes: $ ./scripts/code.py lfs.o -o- The original intention of -o/-O _not_ being exclusive (aka table is still rendered unless disabled with -q/--quiet), was to allow results to be written to csv files and rendered to tables in a single pass. But this was never useful. Heck, we're not even using this in our Makefile right now because it would make the rule dependencies more complicated than it's worth. Even for long-running result scripts (perf.py, perfbd.py, etc), most of the work is building that csv file, the cost of rendering a table in a second pass is negligible. In every case I've used -o/-O, I've also wanted -q/--quiet, and almost always forget this on the first run. So might as well make the expected behavior the actual behavior. --- As a plus, this let us simplify some of the scripts a bit, by replacing visibility filters with -o/-O dependent by-fields.