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7 pandargs is header-only utility tool that helps to parse command line arguments. It supports severa…
17 The more detail description of each type is in "Usage" section below.
30 To create an argument, it's template constructor should be called. Here is an instance:
45 There is description for them:
46 - Argument name, is a name, which will appear in a command line.
47 - Default value is a value argument will have regardless was it parsed or not.
49 - Delimiter is a character or string that separates the different value if the single argument list
50 - Min value is the number that the integer argument cannot be less than
51 - Max value is the number that the integer argument cannot be greater than
55 Template parameter is an argument type. Following values could be passed:
64 `arg_list_t` is a type, declared in `pandargs.h` under `panda` namespace, which is an alias for `st…
85 Compound argument is a boolean argument, which can contains sub-arguments, followed by symbol `:`,
96 … parser. Returns `true` if argument was succsessfully added. `PandArgBase` is a base type for all …
97 …ents. Returns `true` on success. Note: `argv` & `argc` should be passed as is, without any amendme…
114 …is a sequence of positinal arguments values. Function ```PushBackTail()``` adds an argument to the…
145 $ ./app --bool # bool is true
146 $ ./app --bool= # bool is true
147 $ ./app --bool on --bool1=off # bool is true, bool1 is false
148 $ ./app --uint32=32 # uint32 is 32
149 $ ./app --uint64=64 # uint64 is 64
150 $ ./app --string="a string" # string is "a string"
151 $ ./app --string "a string" # string is "a string"
152 $ ./app --string string # string is "string"
153 $ ./app --string= --int=1 # string is an empty string, int is 1
156 $ ./app --int=0x40 --uint64=0x400 # int is 64, uint64 is 1024
161 In the tail arguments example, `false` is a boolean value, `-1` is integer value and `str1` and `st…