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Command Line Processing
.- .clp
- The general format of the command line
- Specifying the command line interface
A- argc
- What is a command line interface?
- argv
- What is a command line interface?
B- boolean
- Options that are either there or not
- boolean option
- Options that are either there or not
- boolean options repeated
- Accessing options that appear more than once
- booleans
- Options that are either there or not
C- CLP_InputFile
- Accessing input parameters
- ClpOpenError
- Reporting open errors
- Options that affect usage messages
- command line
- What is a command line interface?
- command line format
- The general format of the command line
D- default interface
- What happens by default?
- DefTableKeyList
- Accessing options that appear more than once
- documentation
- Documentation options and parameters
E- empty specification
- The general format of the command line
- error format
- Options that affect usage messages
G- general format
- The general format of the command line
- GetClpValue
- Accessing options with string values
- Accessing options with integer values
- grammar listing
- Complete Grammar Listing
I- input
- Input parameters
- input file
- What happens by default?
- input parameter
- Input parameters
- Accessing input parameters
- int
- Options that have a value given with them
- integer values
- Options that have a value given with them
- ints
- Options that have a value given with them
J- joined value options
- Options that are joined to their values
- joinedto
- Options that are joined to their values
L- linked list
- Accessing options that appear more than once
M- multiple option strings
- Multiple option strings for the same option
N- NoKey
- Accessing options with integer values
O- open error format
- Options that affect usage messages
- open error usage
- Options that affect usage messages
- order of option specification lines
- The order of option specification lines
- order of specification lines
- Parameters given by their command line position
P- positional
- Parameters given by their command line position
- positional parameters
- What is a command line interface?
- Parameters given by their command line position
- positionals
- Parameters given by their command line position
- prefixes
- The order of option specification lines
R- repeated boolean options
- Accessing options that appear more than once
- repeated options
- Options that are joined to their values
- Options that have a value given with them
- Options that are either there or not
- Accessing options that appear more than once
S- standard input
- The general format of the command line
- Input parameters
- What happens by default?
- stopping option recognition
- Terminating the option list
- string
- Options that have a value given with them
- string table
- Accessing options with string values
- string values
- Options that have a value given with them
- strings
- Options that have a value given with them
- StringTable
- Accessing options with string values
T- termination string
- Terminating the option list
- terminator
- Terminating the option list
U- usage message
- Accessing positional parameters
- Documentation options and parameters
- Options that affect usage messages
V- value options
- Options that have a value given with them
W- whitespace
- Options that have a value given with them
- with
- Options that are joined to their values
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