Closed derens99 closed 2 years ago
Unfortunately that’s not possible.
A workaround might be to use:
—arrayOf4=1,2,3,4
with no spaces and parse it yourself...
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Hello, I'm wondering if this great library has the functionality of entering multiple parameters for 1 argument. An example would be --arrayOf4 1 2 3 4. Then, I could get these 4 numbers and put them into an array. Is this already a feature in this library? If so, could I get a pointer on achieving that goal? Thanks
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Hello, I'm wondering if this great library has the functionality of entering multiple parameters for 1 argument. An example would be --arrayOf4 1 2 3 4. Then, I could get these 4 numbers and put them into an array. Is this already a feature in this library? If so, could I get a pointer on achieving that goal? Thanks