standard way to parse command line from a string
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Hi all! Is there a way to parse command line options from a string/file? I'd prefer a standard library that works on Linux, but if there is some way to do it from boost or some other library please let me know. Please note that I'm NOT talking about command line arguments that are passed to the main function (argv), instead the complete cmdline is saved in a file. Thanks alot!
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Hi all! Is there a way to parse command line options from a string/file? I'd prefer a standard library that works on Linux, but if there is some way to do it from boost or some other library please let me know. Please note that I'm NOT talking about command line arguments that are passed to the main function (argv), instead the complete cmdline is saved in a file. Thanks alot!
If you really need a flexible thing, then have a look at Lua[^].
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Hi all! Is there a way to parse command line options from a string/file? I'd prefer a standard library that works on Linux, but if there is some way to do it from boost or some other library please let me know. Please note that I'm NOT talking about command line arguments that are passed to the main function (argv), instead the complete cmdline is saved in a file. Thanks alot!
Whether you pulled the string from a file or from the command line, it'd be parsed in the same fashion.
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Hi all! Is there a way to parse command line options from a string/file? I'd prefer a standard library that works on Linux, but if there is some way to do it from boost or some other library please let me know. Please note that I'm NOT talking about command line arguments that are passed to the main function (argv), instead the complete cmdline is saved in a file. Thanks alot!
