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api:shell [2016/07/04 17:38] payonel [Shell API] |
api:shell [2018/03/02 10:35] jayjader [Shell API] Period -> Comma in last `shell.parse()` example result |
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| # `args` is `{}` | # `args` is `{}` | ||
| - | # `opt` is `{}`. | + | # `ops` is `{}`. |
| `program -abC -d arg1 arg2` | `program -abC -d arg1 arg2` | ||
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| # `args` is `{"arg1", "arg2"}` | # `args` is `{"arg1", "arg2"}` | ||
| - | # `opt` is `{a=true,b=true,C=true,d=true}`. | + | # `op` is `{a=true,b=true,C=true,d=true}`. |
| `program -abC --dog arg1 arg2` | `program -abC --dog arg1 arg2` | ||
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| # `args` is `{"arg1", "arg2"}` | # `args` is `{"arg1", "arg2"}` | ||
| - | # `opt` is `{a=true,b=true,C=true,dog=true}`. | + | # `ops` is `{a=true,b=true,C=true,dog=true}`. |
| `program -abC --dog=foo arg1 arg2` | `program -abC --dog=foo arg1 arg2` | ||
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| # `args` is `{"arg1", "arg2"}` | # `args` is `{"arg1", "arg2"}` | ||
| - | # `opt` is `{a=true,b=true,C=true,dog="foo"}`. | + | # `ops` is `{a=true,b=true,C=true,dog="foo"}`. |
| - | On this next example, notice the single dash before d, this causes all of the token to be parsed as single chars | + | On this next example, notice the single dash before `dog`, this causes all of the token to be parsed as single chars. |
| - | `program -abC -d=foo arg1 arg2` | + | `program -abC -dog=foo arg1 arg2` |
| # `args` is `{"arg1", "arg2"}` | # `args` is `{"arg1", "arg2"}` | ||
| - | # `opt` is `{a=true,b=true,C=true,d=true,g=true,["="]=true,f=true.o=true}`. | + | # `ops` is `{a=true,b=true,C=true,d=true,g=true,["="]=true,f=true,o=true}`. |