Open szaghi opened 7 years ago
For CLI having a long list of CLAs it could be helpful to section CLAs in families of CLAs, e.g. files-section, dirs-section, input-section...
Something similar to argparse groups that is different from FLAP groups that are, indeed, argparse subcommands.
Example
type(command_line_interface) :: cli call cli%init call cli%add(switch='--grid_file', & switch_ab='-g', & help='Grid file name', & required=.true., & act='store', & section='files', & error=error) call cli%add(switch='--sol_file', & switch_ab='-s', & help='Solution file name', & required=.true., & act='store', & section='files', & error=error) call cli%add(switch='--sim_dir', & switch_ab='-g', & help='Simulation directory path', & required=.true., & act='store', & section='directories', & error=error)
That should generate something like
usage... files: --grid_file Grid file ... directories --sim_dir Simulation directory path
For CLI having a long list of CLAs it could be helpful to section CLAs in families of CLAs, e.g. files-section, dirs-section, input-section...
Something similar to argparse groups that is different from FLAP groups that are, indeed, argparse subcommands.
Example
That should generate something like