Hey guys, Apologies for being late to the party!
If Craig doesn't like QCommandLine, and the other implementation mentioned has legal restrictions, I have an implementation I wrote - with no legal restrictions other than normal Qt license compatibility. It supports most of the usual suspects: long and short options, aliases (ie: you can treat 'h', '?' and 'help' as the same thing), parameters (even multiple), and optionally stopping at '--'. There's no type conversion - everything stays as a QString, but you can ask it what it found, in what order, what it didn't recognise and what was left over at the end! Oh - it doesn't need subclassing, or use signals or slots. I'm afraid it's just old-fashioned calls to methods on an object! :-) It's 2 classes, 755 lines - including Doxygen comments. Who should I send a copy to? (I didn't want to spam the whole list!) Steve
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