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# example_std.rb
#
# Some samples of how to use the Getopt::Std class.
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require "getopt/std"
include Getopt

# Try passing different switches to this script to see what happens
opts = Std.getopts("o:ID")
p opts

# User passes "-o hello -I"
# Result: {"o" => "hello", "I" => true}

# User passes "-I -D"
# Result: {"I" => true, "D" => true}

# User passes nothing
# Result: {}

# User passes "-o hello -o world -I"
# Result: {"I" => true, "o" => ["hello", "world"]}

# User passes "-o -I"
# Result: Getopt::StdError, because -o requires an argument (and does not
#    accept -I as an argument, since it is a valid switch)

# User passes "-I -X"
# Result: Getopt::StdError, because -X was not listed as a valid switch.

Version data entries

6 entries across 6 versions & 1 rubygems

Version	Path
getopt-1.6.0	examples/example_std.rb
getopt-1.5.1	examples/example_std.rb
getopt-1.5.0	examples/example_std.rb
getopt-1.4.4	examples/example_std.rb
getopt-1.4.3	examples/example_std.rb
getopt-1.4.2	examples/example_std.rb