#include <evo/commandline.h>
template<class ConsoleT = Console>
struct evo::CommandLineT< ConsoleT >::Command
Used to set command options and arguments.
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| virtual | ~Command () |
| | Destructor. More...
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| virtual Option & | add (const String &str)=0 |
| | Parse input string and add an option or argument as described to command. More...
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| virtual Option & | addarg (const String &key, const String &helpname, const String &help)=0 |
| | Add a positional argument to command. More...
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| virtual Option & | addarg (const String &key, const String &help)=0 |
| | Add a positional argument to command. More...
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| virtual void | addflag (const String &names, const String &key, const String &help)=0 |
| | Add an option flag to command. More...
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| virtual void | addflag (const String &names, const String &help)=0 |
| | Add an option flag to command. More...
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| virtual Option & | addopt (const String &names, const String &key, const String &helpname, const String &help)=0 |
| | Add an option that stores a value to command. More...
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| virtual Option & | addopt (const String &names, const String &helpname, const String &help)=0 |
| | Add an option that stores a value to command. More...
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| virtual Option & | addopt (const String &names, const String &help)=0 |
| | Add an option that stores a value to command. More...
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| virtual void | addsep ()=0 |
| | Add an options separator in usage help. More...
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◆ ~Command()
◆ add()
Parse input string and add an option or argument as described to command.
- This calls addsep(), addflag(), addopt(), or addarg() depending on input
- Use empty string to add an option separator
- Option flag syntax:
NAMES HELP
- Option with value syntax:
NAMES VALUE HELP
- Argument syntax:
NAME HELP
- Where:
NAMES is a comma and/or space separated list of short or long option names (usually short first), the last of which is used as the option key (without dash or double dash prefix)
HELP is a help string for this option/argument (may contain newlines) – at least two spaces are required before this
VALUE is the name of the option value to show in usage help (also called helpname)
NAME is the argument name to show in usage help
- Parameters
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◆ addarg() [1/2]
Add a positional argument to command.
- Multiple values for an argument are stored with a semicolon separator (i.e. they stack)
- Parameters
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| key | Key to store option flag under when parsing arguments, example: outfile |
| helpname | Name to represent argument value shown with usage help (usually in caps), example: OUTFILE |
| help | Help string for this option to show with usage help, example: Output file to use |
- Returns
- Option object for setting additonal argument information
◆ addarg() [2/2]
Add a positional argument to command.
- The key is also used as
helpname
- Multiple values for an argument are stored with a semicolon separator (i.e. they stack)
- Parameters
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| key | Key to store option flag under when parsing arguments, example: outfile |
| help | Help string for this option to show with usage help, example: Output file to use |
- Returns
- Option object for setting additonal argument information
◆ addflag() [1/2]
Add an option flag to command.
- When parsing repeated flags, the occurrences are counted and stored as a string value (if more than 1 occurrence)
- Special option '-' (just a single dash) can be added here, this usually means read from stdin instead of a file
- Parameters
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| names | Option names to look for when parsing arguments (comma separated) |
| key | Key to store option flag under when parsing arguments |
| help | Help string for this option |
◆ addflag() [2/2]
| virtual void addflag |
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const String & |
names, |
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const String & |
help |
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Add an option flag to command.
- The last name is used as the option
key (without dash or double dash prefix)
- When parsing repeated flags, the occurrences are counted and stored as a string value (if more than 1 occurrence)
- Special option '-' (just a single dash) can be added here, this usually means read from stdin instead of a file
- Parameters
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| names | Option names to look for when parsing arguments (comma separated) |
| help | Help string for this option |
◆ addopt() [1/3]
Add an option that stores a value to command.
- Multiple values allowed for the same option are stored with a semicolon separator
- When parsing repeated options, previous values for that option are overwritten by default
- Parameters
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| names | Option names to look for when parsing arguments (comma separated), example: -v,–verbose |
| key | Key to store option flag under when parsing arguments, example: outfile |
| helpname | Name to represent option value shown with usage help (usually in caps), example: OUTFILE |
| help | Help string for this option to show with usage help, example: Output file to use |
- Returns
- Option object for setting additonal information
◆ addopt() [2/3]
Add an option that stores a value to command.
- The last name is used as the option
key (without dash or double dash prefix)
- Multiple values allowed for the same option are stored with a semicolon separator
- When parsing repeated options, previous values for that option are overwritten by default
- Parameters
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| names | Option names to look for when parsing arguments (comma separated), example: -v,–verbose |
| helpname | Name to represent option value shown with usage help (usually in caps), example: OUTFILE |
| help | Help string for this option to show with usage help, example: Output file to use |
- Returns
- Option object for setting additonal information
◆ addopt() [3/3]
Add an option that stores a value to command.
- The last name is used as both the option
key and helpname (without dash or double dash prefix)
- Multiple values allowed for the same option are stored with a semicolon separator
- When parsing repeated options, previous values for that option are overwritten by default
- Parameters
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| names | Option names to look for when parsing arguments (comma separated), example: -v,–verbose |
| help | Help string for this option to show with usage help, example: Output file to use |
- Returns
- Option object for setting additonal information
◆ addsep()
Add an options separator in usage help.
- This adds a blank line before the next option in usage help
- This is useful for visually grouping related options in usage help
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