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|  | OptionsParser (int argc, const char **argv) | 
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|  | ~OptionsParser () | 
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| void | addOption (T ¶m, const std::string &token, const std::string &description, bool optional=false) | 
|  | Adds a single parameter to be parsed on the commandline.  More... 
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| void | addOptionSeries (T ¶m, const std::string &token, const std::string &description, unsigned minnum=0, unsigned maxnum=0) | 
|  | Adds a series of parameters to be parsed on the commandline.  More... 
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| void | alias (const std::string &to, const std::string &from) | 
|  | Gives an alternative name (token) toto the parameter of tokenfrom.  More...
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| void | parse () | 
|  | Parses the commandline arguments (argc, argv) and fills in the registered parameters variables.  More... 
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| void | check () | 
|  | Check all needed parameters are filled in, and series numbers are OK.  More... 
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Commandline options parser. 
Usage: instantiate a parser, add parameters using addOption(), then call parse() and check().
You generally do not use OptionsParser directly, but rather a subclass of it: CartoApplication, or AimsApplication in aims commands.
example: 
std::string input, output;
int param = 10;
app.addOption( input, "-i", "input file" );
app.addOption( output, "-o", "output file" );
app.addOption( param, "-p", "an int parameter (default value: 10)", true );
try
{
  app.parse();
  app.check();
}
catch( std::exception & e )
{
  std::cerr << e.what();
  throw;
}
Definition at line 470 of file getopt.h.
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          | void OptionsParser::addOptionSeries | ( | T & | param, |  
          |  |  | const std::string & | token, |  
          |  |  | const std::string & | description, |  
          |  |  | unsigned | minnum = 0, |  
          |  |  | unsigned | maxnum = 0 |  
          |  | ) |  |  |  | inline | 
 
Adds a series of parameters to be parsed on the commandline. 
A series of parameters is a STL sequence of parameters of the same type, all given by the same commandline option switch: for instance if "-i" is a series of parameters of type string, the commandline will accept the arguments "-i file1 -i file2" 
- Parameters
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    | param | the parameter variable (it will be filled automatically when parse() is called). It must be a STL-compatible sequence (like a vector or a list) with iterators (begin(), end(), rbegin() methods), a value_type type, and a push_back() insertion method. |  | token | option switch used to identify this parameter on the commandline |  | description | the help string for this option (displayed when invoking the commandline with the "--help"option) |  | minnum | minimum admissible number of occurrences of this parameter: 0 means it it optional |  | maxnum | maximum admissible number of occurrences of this parameter, the special value 0 means unlimited |  
 
Definition at line 558 of file getopt.h.
References pushOption().