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Synopsis:
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$getopt(<optopt var> <optarg var> <opt string> <argument list>)
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Technical:
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Processes a list of switches and args. Returns one switch char each time
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it's called, sets $<optopt var> to the char, and sets $<optarg var> to the
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value of the next argument if the switch needs one.
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Syntax for <opt string> and <argument list> should be identical to
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getopt(3). A ':' in <opt string> is a required argument, and a "::"
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is an optional one. A '-' by itself in <argument list> is a null
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argument, and switch parsing stops after a "--"
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If a switch requires an argument, but the argument is missing, $getopt()
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returns a '-' If a switch is given which isn't in the opt string, the
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function returns a '!' $<optopt var> is still set in both cases.
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Returns:
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Returns a switch char.
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Examples:
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while (option = getopt(optopt optarg "ab:c:" $*)) {
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switch ($option) {
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(a) {echo * option "$optopt" used}
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(b) {echo * option "$optopt" used - $optarg}
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(c) {echo * option "$optopt" used - $optarg}
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(!) {echo * option "$optopt" is an invalid option}
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(-) {echo * option "$optopt" is missing an argument}
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}
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}
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