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shFlags product information.
Featured OverviewshFlags is a Unix shell library to simplify the handling of command-line flags. Tested Operating Systems Tested Shells
Development and testing of shFlags was done by Kate Ward. More products for Unix shell scripts can be found at http://forestent.com/. DownloadingIf you would like to verify the GPG signatures of the releases, please take a look at my GnuPG Info page. 1.0.x – Stable releases
1.1.x – Development releasesThis release series hasn't been started yet. MiscellaneousLicensingshFlags is licensed under the GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL). The contents and copyright of this site and all provided source code are owned by Kate Ward. Full DisclosureAlthough I am currently an employee of Google Ireland, Ltd., the shFlags port of gFlags is not meant to reflect in any way on the work I do for Google. This product is not supported or endorsed by Google, and they should not be contacted for any problems you encounter with this product. ThanksA list of contributors is provided with each release (found as doc/contributors.txt). Many thanks go out to each of these individuals for finding bugs and/or providing support or patches. | ||||||||||
A Question: (I can guess at the answer, but I thought I'd ask--I'm not ready to try it out yet...) Does shflag handle multiple single character options combined (like getopts? does), e.g., recognizing that -abc is the equivalent of -a -b -c? (My guess is yes because the code uses getopts, but I wanted to ask.)
I could not find any installation instructions for this. What's the appropriate way to to do so.