The Bash Argsparse Library 1.8
An high level argument parsing library for bash.
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Functions | |
argsparse_allow_no_argument (string) | |
Allow empty command lines to run. | |
argsparse_maximum_parameters (unsigned_int) | |
Set the maximum number of non-option parameters expected on the command line. | |
argsparse_minimum_parameters (unsigned_int) | |
Set the minimum number of non-option parameters expected on the command line. | |
Variables | |
Integer | __argsparse_maximum_parameters = 1000000 |
Internal use only. | |
Integer | __argsparse_minimum_parameters = 0 |
Internal use only. | |
argsparse_allow_no_argument | ( | string | ) |
Allow empty command lines to run.
Change argsparse behaviour for empty command lines. Default says "no argument triggers usage".
string | if (case-insensitive) "yes", "true" or "1", the value is considered as affirmative. Anything else is a negative value. |
0 | unless there's more than one parameter (or none). |
argsparse_maximum_parameters | ( | unsigned_int | ) |
Set the maximum number of non-option parameters expected on the command line.
unsigned_int | a positive number. |
0 | if there is an unsigned integer is provided and is the single parameter of this function. |
1 | in other cases. |
argsparse_minimum_parameters | ( | unsigned_int | ) |
Set the minimum number of non-option parameters expected on the command line.
unsigned_int | a positive number. |
0 | if there is an unsigned integer is provided and is the single parameter of this function. |
1 | in other cases. |
Integer __argsparse_maximum_parameters = 1000000 |
Internal use only.
The default maximum parameters requirement for command line. "Should be enough for everyone".
Integer __argsparse_minimum_parameters = 0 |
Internal use only.
The default minimum parameters requirement for command line.