Collaboration diagram for Command line parsing API:

Data Structures
struct	RDM_CMDLINE_OPT
	Generic usage function option record. More...

struct	RDM_CMDLINE
	The buffer used by the command line parser to hold state information. More...

Functions
RDM_RETCODE	rdm_cmdlineInit (RDM_CMDLINE cmd, int32_t argc, const char const argv[], const char description, const RDM_CMDLINE_OPT opts)
	Initialize an RDM_CMDLINE buffer and validate the command line. More...

const char *	rdm_cmdlineNextLongOption (RDM_CMDLINE cmd, const char *arg)
	Get next option or argument. More...

char	rdm_cmdlineNextShortOption (RDM_CMDLINE cmd, const char *arg)
	Get next option or argument. More...

Detailed Description

The RDM command line API. The functions here are located in RDM Base Functionality. Linker option:

    -lrdmbase

Function Documentation

rdm_cmdlineInit()

RDM_RETCODE rdm_cmdlineInit	(	RDM_CMDLINE *	cmd,
		int32_t	argc,
		const char *const	argv[],
		const char *	description,
		const RDM_CMDLINE_OPT *	opts
	)

#include <rdmcmdlineapi.h>

Initialize an RDM_CMDLINE buffer and validate the command line.

This function initializeds an RDM_CMDLINE buffer and parses the command line given. This function must be called before any of the other rdm_cmd* functions are called.

If sOKAY is returned call rdm_cmdlineNextShortOption() or rdm_cmdlineNextLongOption() to get all the option and arguments.

If any error or status other that sOKAY are returned no handle is allocated and you are done parsing the command line and should not continue with normal execution.

Return values

sOKAY	Success
sCMD_USAGE	Usage information was printed and normal execution should not proceed
sCMD_VERSION	The version number was printed and normal execution should not proceed
eBASE_COMMAND	Command line error and normal execution should not proceed

See also: rdm_cmdlineNextShortOption; rdm_cmdlineNextLongOption

Parameters

cmd	[IN] A pointer to an RDM_CMDLINE buffer for the command line parser
argc	[IN] The number of arguments in argv not counting argv[0]
argv	[IN] The command and following options and arguments that are to be parsed
description	[IN] Description
opts	[IN] The option and argument description for the command line parser

rdm_cmdlineNextLongOption()

const char* rdm_cmdlineNextLongOption	(	RDM_CMDLINE *	cmd,
		const char **	arg
	)

#include <rdmcmdlineapi.h>

Get next option or argument.

This function returns the next option or argument as a string as specified in the long option of the matching RDM_CMDLINE_OPT provided to rdm_cmdAllocCmd(). If the long option is specified as NULL the short option is returned instead.

Returns: The matching option

See also: rdm_cmdlineInit; rdm_cmdlineNextShortOption

Parameters

cmd	[IN] The RDM_CMDLINE handle for the command line parser initialized by rdm_cmdlineInit()
arg	[OUT] A pointer to a string pointer where any argument will be returned. NULL means there were no argument. The returned string should not be freed by the application

Examples: core38Example_main.c.

rdm_cmdlineNextShortOption()

char rdm_cmdlineNextShortOption	(	RDM_CMDLINE *	cmd,
		const char **	arg
	)

#include <rdmcmdlineapi.h>

Get next option or argument.

This function returns the next option or argument as a single character as specified in the short option of the matching RDM_CMDLINE_OPT provided to rdm_cmdAllocCmd().

This function should not be used in the case where some short options are specified with the empty string. Use rdm_cmdlineNextLongOption() instead.

Returns: The next short option character.

See also: rdm_cmdlineInit; rdm_cmdlineNextLongOption

Parameters

cmd	[IN] The RDM_CMDLINE handle for the command line parser initialized by rdm_cmdlineInit()
arg	[OUT] A pointer to a string pointer where any argument will be returned. NULL means there were no argument. The returned string should not be freed by the application

Examples: cpp50Example_main.cpp, and cpp55Example_main.cpp.

Data Structures

Functions

Detailed Description

Function Documentation

rdm_cmdlineInit()

rdm_cmdlineNextLongOption()

rdm_cmdlineNextShortOption()