#include <utilmm/configfile/commandline.hh>
Each option description is parsed and transformed in a cmdline_option object. The command_line code then uses these objects
Argument types Each option may have zero or one option the option is described using a or-ed int of this enum
| Enumerator |
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| None |
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| Optional |
no arguments
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| IntArgument |
the argument may be ommitted
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| BoolArgument |
the argument is an integer
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| StringArgument |
the argument is a boolean, that is 0, 1, 'false' or 'true'
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| DefaultValue |
the argument is a string
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| utilmm::cmdline_option::cmdline_option |
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const std::string & |
description | ) |
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Builds an option using the option description syntax as in command_line
- option the option description, see the command_line for its syntax If
option is not a valid description string, the constructor returns and isValid() will return false
| utilmm::cmdline_option::~cmdline_option |
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| bool utilmm::cmdline_option::checkArgument |
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const std::string & |
value | ) |
const |
Checks that value is a valid string according to the argument type (int, bool or string)
| int utilmm::cmdline_option::getArgumentFlags |
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const |
| std::string utilmm::cmdline_option::getConfigKey |
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const |
| std::string utilmm::cmdline_option::getDefaultValue |
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const |
| std::string utilmm::cmdline_option::getHelp |
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const |
| std::string utilmm::cmdline_option::getLong |
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const |
| std::string utilmm::cmdline_option::getShort |
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const |
| bool utilmm::cmdline_option::hasArgument |
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const |
| bool utilmm::cmdline_option::hasDefaultValue |
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const |
| bool utilmm::cmdline_option::isArgumentOptional |
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const |
| bool utilmm::cmdline_option::isMultiple |
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const |
| bool utilmm::cmdline_option::isRequired |
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const |
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
