Am Fri, 29 Apr 2005 09:55:56 +0400 schrieb Vladimir Prus:
Hi Volodya, is it possible to get a list of unrecognized options. I have to forward this options to another library.
I'm still waiting for Doug to comment on my committing this feature. What I plan is that the 'option' class will get two additional members. First is 'bool unknown'. So, you'll be able to walk the vector of option and pick option that have this member set to 'true'.
The other new member will be 'vector<string> original_tokens;'. The standard parser will set it to the command line tokens parsed to form the option. It can be used to reconstruct back the unrecognized elements of command line.
So, if you pass
--foo 10 --bar=12
and no options is registered, you'll get vector of three options.
1. "foo", with no value, and "original_tokens" set to "--foo" 2. 10, which will be marked as positional 3. "bar" with value "12", and "original_tokens" set to "--bar=12"
All of them will be 'unknown' flag set. So, you can both pass the unrecognized options to another library, or reconstruct the command line for unrecognized options.
Will that be OK for you?
Hi Volodya, sounds great. Better than my idea, which i had last night: optionally passing a std::vector<std::string> in allow_unregistered, in that all unknown options are collected. But doing it this way, options become "neighbors" that were not in the original options list. Regards, Thomas PS: great library, thank you