Hackorama by Kishan Thomas Since 1999
AppAnyOption
Summary: C/C++ Command line and resource file option parsing
AnyOption is a C++ class for easy parsing of complex commandline options. It also parses options from a rsourcefile in option value pair format.
AnyOption implements the traditional POSIX style character options ( -n ) as well as the newer GNU style long options ( --name ). Or you can use a simpler long option version ( -name ) by asking to ignore the POSIX style options.
AnyOption supports the traditional UNIX resourcefile syntax of, any line starting with "#" is a comment and the value pairs use ":" as a delimiter.
An option which expects a value is considered as an option value pair, while options without a value are considered flags.
Please read the header file for the documented public interface, and demo.cpp for an example of how easy it is to use AnyOption.
- July 2001, Original version
- August 2004, added bug-fixes, and updates send by Michael Peters of Sandia Lab.
- September 2006, fix from Boyan Asenov for a bug in mixing up option type indexes.
- July 2011, fix from Min KJ and Costantino G for string allocation.
- Dec 2011, Moved to Github