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Add arguments with value to parse-generic #506
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Signed-off-by: Andy Neff <andy@visionsystemsinc.com>
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May 9, 2024
@@ -116,7 +117,17 @@ function parse-generic() | |||
while (( ${#} )); do | |||
case "${1}" in | |||
-*) | |||
# Everything takes zero arguments, so no need to enumerate -d --debug -h --help --nocolor -q --quiet -s --silent -v --verbose --version | |||
# Anything that takes one arguments from the array arguments_with_value |
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# Anything that takes one arguments from the array arguments_with_value | |
# Anything that takes one argument from the array arguments_with_value |
# Everything takes zero arguments, so no need to enumerate -d --debug -h --help --nocolor -q --quiet -s --silent -v --verbose --version | ||
# Anything that takes one arguments from the array arguments_with_value | ||
for arg in ${arguments_with_value[@]+"${arguments_with_value[@]}"}; do | ||
# No need to check "${arg}=", that will be handled as taking "zero argument" below |
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# No need to check "${arg}=", that will be handled as taking "zero argument" below | |
# No need to check "${arg}=", that will be handled as taking "zero arguments" below |
continue 2 | ||
fi | ||
done | ||
# Everything takes zero arguments, so no need to enumerate examples like: -d --debug -h --help |
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# Everything takes zero arguments, so no need to enumerate examples like: -d --debug -h --help | |
# Everything else takes zero arguments, so no need to enumerate examples like: -d --debug -h --help |
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A simple addition to
parse-generic
to support arguments that require one argument.This is still far less strict than previous implementations like the docker compose parse which strictly only allows arguments that are defined in the code, but it opens up the use cases that
generic-parser
can work with by adding very little lift for the dev.