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I was debugging an app that uses cxxopts and easyloggingpp and realized that the easy logging setup was not respecting --verbose=9 but it does work with -v 9 or --verbose 9. Is there a reason standard long option format with an equals sign does not work?
The documentation says --v=9 should work but cxxopts throws an exception on this anyway but it seems to be an atypical option style (half short option half long option with equals arg).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
ELPP will now support --verbose which will set maximum verbosity or with
a specified level (both in short and long option form):
* --v=2
* --verbose=2
* --verbose (sets verbosity to 9)
Fixesabumq#823
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ELPP will now support --verbose which will set maximum verbosity or with
a specified level (both in short and long option form):
* --v=2
* --verbose=2
* --verbose (sets verbosity to 9)
Fixesabumq#823
I was debugging an app that uses cxxopts and easyloggingpp and realized that the easy logging setup was not respecting
--verbose=9
but it does work with-v 9
or--verbose 9
. Is there a reason standard long option format with an equals sign does not work?The documentation says
--v=9
should work but cxxopts throws an exception on this anyway but it seems to be an atypical option style (half short option half long option with equals arg).The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: