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fmt.Println("flag i value: ", *iPtr) | fmt.Println("flag i value: ", *iPtr) | ||
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The rest of the command line arguments can be retrieved with <tt>flag.Args()</tt> that returns a <tt>string</tt> slice. | |||
=Example= | =Example= |
Revision as of 23:55, 1 April 2016
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Overview
Go provides support for command line "flag" parsing in the flag package.
Flags (example: "-path=/something" or "-max=100") are declared with:
sPtr := flag.String("s", ".", "the path vale") iPtr := flag.Int("i", 1, "the i value")
Note that the flag declaration methods return pointers that can be used to read the value of the flags after parsing:
flag.Parse()
Then their value is read from the previously obtained pointers:
fmt.Println("flag s value: ", *sPtr) fmt.Println("flag i value: ", *iPtr)
The rest of the command line arguments can be retrieved with flag.Args() that returns a string slice.