Argument Handling

If you want to know more about JM-'s Argument Handling, I recommend you to read the page(s) on the, PIDD R1 and the functions it introduced.

Syntax & Examples

This is a copy of the syntax examples available [here]

.jargh : Common use cases, and syntax examples;

// Check if any arguments were passed on startup
#incd .jargh
bool areThereArguments;
arg.chk{>> areThereArguments};

// Store the argument/s in a variable
#incd .jargh
str firstArgument;
arg.store{<< [1] >> firstArgument};

// Usage example
if (firstArgument == "-h" || firstArgument == "--help") : {
    // Print available options
};

// Store the program's name (executable's)
#incd .jargh
str programName;
arg.store{<< [0] >> programName};