CLI.au3 easy using of command line parameter

[AJStevens]

Had this for a long while.

http://my-autoit.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/doc/optparse.html

code is here:

http://code.google.com/p/my-autoit/source/browse/#svn/trunk/Scripts/_OptParse

Hi eltorro, yes, that's what I referenced in my post above, and explained issues with it, although, checking it just now, it appears to have had a bugfix in the source area of the project, but the download hasn't been updated.

I've got the latest source version for the duplicate fix, although I hate to say it's fine for most, but seems to struggle with "h" and "help", but it's ok with "?" I get "Invalid Parameter: /h" (this is still using the example).

Could you also add the following functionality, please?

If you use the --switch format, it first cuts it down to -switch which is fine until it errors and says that -switch is not a valid switch, but actually what they used was --switch possibly this is nit picking, but thought it worth mentioning.

I don't see an option for a hidden switch, one that doesn't show up in the usage listing but does work, possible reasons for this are new/beta switches/functions not yet fully supported, or more advanced options only listed in advanced user documentation.

I did also PM you about this before as well, hope that was ok.

Excellent script though.

Edited August 16, 2010 by AJStevens

[AJStevens]

I've got the latest source version for the duplicate fix, although I hate to say it's fine for most, but seems to struggle with "h" and "help", but it's ok with "?" I get "Invalid Parameter: /h" (this is still using the example).

Ah, it happens with f and s too, I think it's because it can't tell case sensitivity (s and S it thinks are the same?)

Do you have a official thread for the UDF eltorro? You should, it's a great idea.

Edited August 16, 2010 by AJStevens