I really like this set of functions, very handy indeed. I've done this:
my %opts = ();
getopt('psuctfh', \%opts);#proxy serviceport url testclass testcase filename
my $proxy = $opts{p};
my $serviceport = $opts{s};
my $thisurl = $opts{u};
my $testclass = $opts{c};
my $testcase = $opts{t};
my $thistest = $opts{f};
Question: Is there a way to capture the case of bad flags? I've figured out
the no flag case, but, can't seem to get this simple case solved. In the
above -p -s -u -c -t -f are good flags. What can I do to capture the -z -x
... bad flags?
Also, Isn't this really a lot of fun!!!
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