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It is sometimes desirable to offer an alias for an argument, but without it
appearing it in the usage. For example, to phase out a deprecated wording of
an argument while not breaking backwards compatible. This can be done with
the ``ArgumentParser::add_hidden_alias_for()` method.
```cpp
argparse::ArgumentParser program("test");
auto &arg = program.add_argument("--suppress").flag();
program.add_hidden_alias_for(arg, "--supress"); // old misspelled alias
```
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19 lines
513 B
C++
#ifdef WITH_MODULE
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import argparse;
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#else
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#include <argparse/argparse.hpp>
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#endif
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#include <doctest.hpp>
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using doctest::test_suite;
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TEST_CASE("Test setting a hidden alias for an argument" *
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test_suite("hidden_alias")) {
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argparse::ArgumentParser program("test");
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auto &arg = program.add_argument("--suppress").flag();
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program.add_hidden_alias_for(arg, "--supress"); // old misspelled alias
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program.parse_args({"./test.exe", "--supress"});
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REQUIRE(program.get<bool>("--suppress") == true);
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}
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