optparse module

[Daniel Keep]

Yup.  Definitely need to learn to look better :P

In all honesty, I never liked getopt.  Too fiddly for my tastes.  I
suppose in the end, the good thing about all these different
implementations is that when Walter chooses one (you ARE going to put
one in the standard library, right?), he'll have a wide selection to
make his choice from.

And when he picks one, we can all bitch endlessly about it here ^_^

Ah well.  I think I'll go work on short form now... must... dethrone...
other... implementations...

	-- Daniel

jcc7 wrote:
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>> Me again :P
>>
>> I found I needed something to dump a file as hex the other day, so
>> naturally the first thing I wrote was a command-line argument parser :P
>>
>> Here's the preliminary version, and since I can't see anything similar
>> in either phobos or on dsource, I thought I'd post it up here to see if
>> anyone thinks I should try getting it online somewhere.
> 
> Something like really needs to be added to Phobos since it's such a popular
> idea. I created a wiki page to list the existing modules (including this newest
> one): http://www.prowiki.org/wiki4d/wiki.cgi?Phobos/PosixGetOpt
> 
> jcc7

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