| Description | Right now, to parse a command line, it requires minimum 4 lines of codes.
If you are only interested with 1 argument, it could be handy to have 1 function (static?) to test if an argument is passed in the commandline.
e.g.
bool ctkCommmandLineParser::testArgument(int argc, char* argv[], const QString& arg);
void main(int argc, char* argv[])
{
if ( ctkCommmandLineParser::testArgument(argc, argv, "--enable-feature"))
{
// enable feature
}
} |
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| Additional Information | While we are at it, it could also be handy if it could memorize the parsing (like strtok() does):
void main(int argc, char* argv[])
{
if ( ctkCommmandLineParser::testArgument(argc, argv, "--enable-feature"))
{
// enable feature
}
if ( ctkCommmandLineParser::testArgument(argc, argv, "--enable-other-feature"))
{
// enable other feature
}
}
It's probably not feasible, but it would be a very user-friendly API. |
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