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args4j is a small Java class library that makes it easy to parse command line options/arguments in your CUI application.

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The Command Line Parser Library offers to CLR applications a clean and concise API for manipulating command line arguments and related tasks. It allows you to display an help screen with an high degree of customization and a simple way to report syntax errors to the user. Everything that is boring ... [More] and repetitive to be programmed stands up on library shoulders, letting you concentrate yourself on core logic. The search for the command line parser for your application is over, with this library you got a solid parsing API constantly updated since 2005. [Less]

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Argparse4j is Java port of Python argparse command line parser.

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ConsoleFx is an .NET framework for easily developing command-line interface (CLI) applications. It automates most of the work involved in creating a CLI application, like command line argument parsing, error handling and validations. ConsoleFx supports both declarative (using attributes) and ... [More] imperative programming models. With ConsoleFx, you can say goodbye to lengthy cumbersome code to parse your command-line arguments. ConsoleFx also provides utility classes for console output capturing and extensions to the Console class. We plan to add other utility classes in the future, making it the all-in-one solution for creating your command-line applications. [Less]

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Command line parameters parser with callback correspond functions and, if necessary, type/semantic checking of values of inputed parameters. Uses ISO C++ and Boost C++ libraries only. Header-only (not need to build) and cross-platform. It's really simple to use!

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This library handles the common task of reading arguments from a command line and filling in the values in an object. Argument specification is inferred from the type defintion of the provided argument object. The argument specification may be overriden with attributes. Will gerneate human readable ... [More] error messages as well as human readable usage message. By default messages go to the console window, though the destination may be overridden. The library's primary goals are simplicity for the programmer and a consistent syntax for the user. Usage: class ApplicationArguments { public bool lines; public string filename; } ... ApplicationArguments parsedArguments = new ApplicationArguments(); if (CommandLine.Parser.ParseArgumentsWithUsage(parsedArguments)) // success else // parse error [Less]

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Provides a easy and strong typed command line parser.

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A library for creating command line driven programs. The main module is a parser for commands typed by the program's user which understands two main types of entities: verbs and nouns.

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Atan is an interface to the RoboCup Soccer Server for the 2D simulation league. It should allow you to concentrate on the job of controlling your clients without having to worry about the communication syntax with SServer or creating the UDP connections.

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CLAP is a highly featured Command Line Argument Parser. It supports multiple subcommands and switches, which in turn can have multiple subcommands and switches themselves, ... and so on. Using CLAP, you can define a complex graph of relationships between options. Then, just pass in the arguments ... [More] from your main () function and CLAP will hand back an Execution Plan, which is a sequence of execution to follow, including options set at each stage of execution. [Less]

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