Peter Ritter

Hi Josua I'm really under water with my own development. I'm afraid I can't be of much help at the moment. Sorry I overwhelmed you with suggestions. I just feel...

hi For declaring options, one way of doing it would be: ``` parser.option("optimization",'O').help("some help text"); ``` Thanks, Peter

hi I'm glad you appreciate my feedback. (1) If there is any confusion about size a user can easily type O.get() functions with a signature like get() and as() are...

hi You don't have to support 'arbitrary' types! The ones you are supporting are quite sufficient. You can easily restrict to just the types you are supporting. I have a...

Hi I just had another thought. Why does the user have to declare the 'type' of an option at all? To start with, every option value is a string. Its...

Hi Take your time! In general the library does what I need, which is parse command line options. Everything else is a bonus. I usually like to solve a problem...

Hi >> I personally prefer the library automatically taking care of errors and letting me know via a simple boolean return value Well, this is not really about your own...

hi well, to be more clear you could do something like: std::cout

Hi I'm Austrian. Originally from near Lake Constance ( Bodensee). But I left Austria around 1982. I only go back for skiing occasionally. I live in England now, near London....

hi This is my current project : http://www.tradingsystemapi.com/ This is a very outdated web site, but it should give you an idea. P.