Henry Schreiner
Henry Schreiner
This issue is still open, only part of it was resolved in 1.5, which is why it was mentioned in 1.5 but only the 1.5 release issue was closed. I...
That might work, actually. So the idea is just to require N options for an app (say, 1), and then nameless subcommands allow you to build groups. Not sure how...
You can write any formatter you like, there's a system in place for that (not very well documented, though). However, such a change looks quite useful for the main formatter;...
You should also be able to use std::move or guaranteed copy elision (C++17). But yes, copy is not supported (and it would be wasteful/error prone). I don’t think std::move is...
C++17 copy elision works, but it is probably too simple for real use: https://wandbox.org/permlink/QwadeQBBtebP1edT Looks like App needs a move constructor for moves.
Yes, adding `App(App&&) = default;` allows this to be moved. TODO.
Do you have an little example or a link to something about the problem? In a little test I couldn't get an issue. Assuming this is a form of slicing,...
I assume the variables are somewhere that doesn't get destroyed? If they are part of a class or global, how are you keeping them alive? Could you add a small...
> I tried to put -f between quotes (") but it was also interpreted as an option. The program is not told if something is in quotes by the shell....
This was an interesting experiment, but not something we can enable completely.