You can also used named arguments in cake shells, for example (I've
mixed up the obvious order to stress the fact it doesn't matter):
$> cake Myshell -argtwo "some value" -argone "another value"
and in your Myshell code:
function main() {
$this->out ( "argone value = " . $this->params['argone'] );
$this->out ( "argtwo value = " . $this->params['argtwo'] );
}
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