Parse Command Line Arguments From String
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Pixelsuft Parse Arguments
Parse Command Line Arguments From String
Change Log
Added set Function For Getting String From Arguments
Example
from parse_args import get as get_args
from parse_args import set as get_str
print(str(get_args(' test.exe /f /m --file "lol lol.txt" --test 1 2')))
print(get_str(['test.exe', '-F', 'test.txt lol']))
Output:
['test.exe', '/f', '/m', '--file', 'lol lol.txt', '--test', '1', '2']
"test.exe" "-F" "test.txt lol"
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