SimpleOptions

A simple args[] parser for D, for when you just want to start working on your project and don't want to deal with parsing commandline arguments.

Usage

First import with

import zip.simpleoptions;

Then, in your main() function, create a SimpleOptions object with the following arguments:

new SimpleOptions(args, inputs, flags)

All arguments are string arrays. The first, args, represents the args[] string array passed into your main function. The second, inputs represents inputs passed in using a minus. (e.g. ./myapp -input hello.txt) The third, flags represents flags that are passed in using two minuses. (e.g. ./myapp --help --verbose)

Once done, you can access the result by looking at the SimpleOptions' inputs and flags parameters. Flags is a bool[string], meaning to test a flag, simply do so.flags["your flag here"]. Inputs is a string[][string]. In order to access its contents, index into it by a string (e.g. so.inputs["i"]). This returns an array which can then be looped through or used in other ways.