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GENGETOPT(1)			 User Commands			  GENGETOPT(1)

NAME
       gengetopt - manual page for gengetopt 2.22.6

SYNOPSIS
       gengetopt [OPTIONS]...

DESCRIPTION
       GNU gengetopt 2.22.6

       This  program  generates a C function that uses getopt_long function to
       parse the command line options, validate them and fill a struct.

       -h, --help
	      Print help and exit

       --detailed-help
	      Print help, including all details and hidden options, and exit

       -V, --version
	      Print version and exit

       Main options:

       -i, --input=filename
	      input file (default std input)

       -f, --func-name=name
	      name of generated function (default=`cmdline_parser')

       -a, --arg-struct-name=name
	      name   of	  generated   args   info   struct    (default=`genge‐
	      topt_args_info')

       -F, --file-name=name
	      name of generated file  (default=`cmdline')

       --output-dir=path
	      output directory

	      if  this option is not specified, the files are generated in the
	      current directory.

       --header-output-dir=path
	      header output directory

       --src-output-dir=path
	      source output directory

       -c, --c-extension=ext
	      extension of c file  (default=`c')

       -H, --header-extension=ext
	      extension of header file	(default=`h')

       -l, --long-help
	      long usage line in help

	      The usage line will print all the options, e.g.,

	      sample1 -iINT|--int-opt=INT [-h|--help]

       --default-optional
	      by default, an option is considered optional  if	not  specified
	      otherwise

       -u, --unamed-opts[=STRING]
	      accept	options	   without    names    (e.g.,	 file	names)
	      (default=`FILES')

       The parser generated is thought to be used to parse  the	 command  line
       arguments.   However,  you  can also generate parsers for configuration
       files, or strings that contain the arguments to	parse,	by  using  the
       following two options.

       -C, --conf-parser
	      generate a config file parser

       -S, --string-parser
	      generate a string parser (the string contains the command line)

   Additional options:
       -G, --include-getopt
	      adds the code for getopt_long in the generated C file

       -n, --no-handle-help
	      do not handle --help|-h automatically

	      If  --no-handle-help  is	specified,  the	 command  line	option
	      --help|-h will not be handled automatically, so  the  programmer
	      will  be able to print some other information; then the function
	      for printing the standard help output can be used; this function
	      is called <parser-name>_print_help.

	      Notice  that, although the programmer can handle --help|-h manu‐
	      ally, the parser will return  after  finding  such  option:  the
	      other  command  line  options, if any, will be ignored.  In case
	      you want to have full  control  on  --help|-h,  you  should  use
	      --ho-help.

       --no-help
	      do not add --help|-h automatically

	      With  this  option  you  can  disable  the automatic addition of
	      options --help|-h.  The programmer will then be able to add this
	      option  in  the input file and handle it as he sees fit.	Notice
	      that  --no-help  will  also  disable   the   automatic   options
	      --detailed-help and --full-help.

	      The  programmer  can still define options with short character h
	      as he wants, but he cannot define options help, unless he speci‐
	      fies --no-help (otherwise an error will be printed).

       -N, --no-handle-version
	      do not handle --version|-V automatically

       --no-version
	      do not add --version|-V automatically

	      See  above  the  details	about  --no-handle-help and --no-help,
	      respectively.

       -e, --no-handle-error
	      do not exit on errors

	      With this option, if the generated parser	 encounters  an	 error
	      (e.g.,  an  unknown  option)  it	does not make the main program
	      exit; instead, the parser function returns a value different  0,
	      and the main program can print a help message.

       --show-required[=STRING]
	      in  the output of help will specify which options are mandatory,
	      by using the optional passed string  (default=`(mandatory)')

       --strict-hidden
	      completely hide hidden options

       -g, --gen-version
	      put gengetopt version in the generated file (default=on)

       --set-package=STRING
	      set the package name (override package defined in the .ggo file)

       --set-version=STRING
	      set the version number (override version	defined	 in  the  .ggo
	      file)

       --show-help
	      show the output of --help instead of generating code

       --show-full-help
	      show  the output of --full-help (i.e., including hidden options)
	      instead of generating code

       --show-detailed-help
	      show the output of --detailed-help (i.e., including details  and
	      hidden options) instead of generating code

       --show-version
	      show the output of --version instead of generating code

       Please refer to the info manual for further explanations.

       Maintained by Lorenzo Bettini <http://www.lorenzobettini.it>

COPYRIGHT
       Copyright  ©  1999-2011	 Free  Software	 Foundation Inc.  This program
       comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY; for  details	please	see  the  file
       'COPYING' supplied with the source code.
       This  is	 free  software,  and you are welcome to redistribute it under
       certain conditions; again, see 'COPYING' for details.  This program  is
       released under the GNU General Public License.

SEE ALSO
       The full documentation for gengetopt is maintained as a Texinfo manual.
       If the info and gengetopt programs are properly installed at your site,
       the command

	      info gengetopt

       should give you access to the complete manual.

gengetopt 2.22.6		 November 2012			  GENGETOPT(1)
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