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Jan 24, 2020
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Dominik Charousset
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@@ -121,12 +121,12 @@ for CLI parsing and allows users to abbreviate commonly used option names. The
third and final argument to
\lstinline
^
add
^
is a help text.
The custom
\lstinline
^
config
^
class allows end users to set the port for the
application to 42 with either
\lstinline
^
-
-port=42
^
(long name) or
\lstinline
^
-p
42
^
(short name). The long option name is prefixed by the category when using a
different category than ``global''. For example, adding the port option to the
category
\lstinline
^
foo
^
means end users have to type
\lstinline
^
--foo.port=42
^
when using the long name. Short names are unaffected by the category, but have
to be unique.
application to 42 with either
\lstinline
^
-
p 42
^
(short name) or
\lstinline
^
--port=42
^
(long name). The long option name is prefixed by the
category when using a different category than ``global''. For example, adding
the port option to the category
\lstinline
^
foo
^
means end users have to type
\lstinline
^
--foo.port=42
^
when using the long name. Short names are unaffected
by the category, but have
to be unique.
Boolean options do not require arguments. The member variable
\lstinline
^
server
_
mode
^
is set to
\lstinline
^
true
^
if the command line contains
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