cli-arguments-0.7.0.0: A library to process command line arguments in some more convenient way.

Copyright	(c) OleksandrZhabenko 2021-2023
License	MIT
Maintainer	oleksandr.zhabenko@yahoo.com
Stability	Experimental
Safe Haskell	Safe-Inferred
Language	Haskell2010

CLI.Arguments.Arr

Description

A library to process command line arguments in some more convenient way.

Synopsis

takeABCsArr :: (CLSpecifications -> [String] -> Args) -> CLSpecifications -> [String] -> Array Int Arguments
takeCsArr :: CLSpecifications -> [String] -> Array Int Arguments
takeCs1Arr :: FirstChars -> CLSpecifications -> [String] -> Array Int Arguments
takeBsArr :: CLSpecifications -> [String] -> Array Int Arguments
takeAsArr :: CLSpecifications -> [String] -> Array Int Arguments
takeABCsArrSortedBy :: ((Arguments -> Arguments -> Ordering) -> CLSpecifications -> [String] -> Args) -> (Arguments -> Arguments -> Ordering) -> CLSpecifications -> [String] -> Array Int Arguments
takeCsArrSortedBy :: (Arguments -> Arguments -> Ordering) -> CLSpecifications -> [String] -> Array Int Arguments
takeCs1ArrSortedBy :: FirstChars -> (Arguments -> Arguments -> Ordering) -> CLSpecifications -> [String] -> Array Int Arguments
takeBsArrSortedBy :: (Arguments -> Arguments -> Ordering) -> CLSpecifications -> [String] -> Array Int Arguments
takeAsArrSortedBy :: (Arguments -> Arguments -> Ordering) -> CLSpecifications -> [String] -> Array Int Arguments

Documentation

takeABCsArr Source #

Arguments

:: (CLSpecifications -> [String] -> Args)	A function to collect the `Args`
-> CLSpecifications
-> [String]
-> Array Int Arguments

For empty list of Strings returns empty array that has no elements. Trying to index it always returns error and can cause segmentation fault in the running program or interpreter (GHCi).

takeCsArr :: CLSpecifications -> [String] -> Array Int Arguments Source #

For empty list of Strings returns empty array that has no elements. Trying to index it always returns error and can cause segmentation fault in the running program or interpreter (GHCi).

takeCs1Arr Source #

Arguments

:: FirstChars	A pair of the first characters of the starting group delimiter (the same for all `String`s in the all `CLSpecifications`) and the probable its modification (the first character of the last delimiter).
-> CLSpecifications
-> [String]
-> Array Int Arguments

For empty list of Strings returns empty array that has no elements. Trying to index it always returns error and can cause segmentation fault in the running program or interpreter (GHCi).

takeBsArr :: CLSpecifications -> [String] -> Array Int Arguments Source #

For empty list of Strings returns empty array that has no elements. Trying to index it always returns error and can cause segmentation fault in the running program or interpreter (GHCi).

takeAsArr :: CLSpecifications -> [String] -> Array Int Arguments Source #

For empty list of Strings returns empty array that has no elements. Trying to index it always returns error and can cause segmentation fault in the running program or interpreter (GHCi).

takeABCsArrSortedBy Source #

Arguments

:: ((Arguments -> Arguments -> Ordering) -> CLSpecifications -> [String] -> Args)
-> (Arguments -> Arguments -> Ordering)	A `compare`-like implementation for `Arguments`. If needed you can implement your own `Ord` instance for `Arguments` and use it here. Here can be partial, just for `C`s.
-> CLSpecifications
-> [String]
-> Array Int Arguments

For empty list of Strings returns empty array that has no elements. Trying to index it always returns error and can cause segmentation fault in the running program or interpreter (GHCi).

takeCsArrSortedBy Source #

Arguments

:: (Arguments -> Arguments -> Ordering)	A `compare`-like implementation for `Arguments`. If needed you can implement your own `Ord` instance for `Arguments` and use it here. Here can be partial, just for `C`s.
-> CLSpecifications
-> [String]
-> Array Int Arguments

For empty list of Strings returns empty array that has no elements. Trying to index it always returns error and can cause segmentation fault in the running program or interpreter (GHCi).

takeCs1ArrSortedBy Source #

Arguments

:: FirstChars	A pair of the first characters of the starting group delimiter (the same for all `String`s in the all `CLSpecifications`) and the probable its modification being also the first character.
-> (Arguments -> Arguments -> Ordering)	A `compare`-like implementation for `Arguments`. If needed you can implement your own `Ord` instance for `Arguments` and use it here. Here can be partial, just for `C`s.
-> CLSpecifications
-> [String]
-> Array Int Arguments

For empty list of Strings returns empty array that has no elements. Trying to index it always returns error and can cause segmentation fault in the running program or interpreter (GHCi).

takeBsArrSortedBy Source #

Arguments

:: (Arguments -> Arguments -> Ordering)	A `compare`-like implementation for `Arguments`. If needed you can implement your own `Ord` instance for `Arguments` and use it here. Here can be partial, just for `B`s.
-> CLSpecifications
-> [String]
-> Array Int Arguments

For empty list of Strings returns empty array that has no elements. Trying to index it always returns error and can cause segmentation fault in the running program or interpreter (GHCi).

takeAsArrSortedBy Source #

Arguments

:: (Arguments -> Arguments -> Ordering)	A `compare`-like implementation for `Arguments`. If needed you can implement your own `Ord` instance for `Arguments` and use it here. Here can be partial, just for `A`s.
-> CLSpecifications
-> [String]
-> Array Int Arguments

For empty list of Strings returns empty array that has no elements. Trying to index it always returns error and can cause segmentation fault in the running program or interpreter (GHCi).