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Old 07-08-2007, 07:52 PM
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UltraGetopt for Java 0.7.1
UltraGetopt for Java is the Java adaptation of the UltraGetopt library. It is a versatile and customizable library for dealing with command-line options in a manner natural to Java. UltraGetopt provides support for many common getopt() extensions as well as MS-DOS formatted option strings, partial option matching, case-insensitive matching, and much more. It also provides workalike behavior for several common implementations of getopt().

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Updates were made for GNU getopt compatibility (regarding error message format and short options with assigners). Minor changes were made to handling of long options with assigners.

URL: UltraGetopt for Java - Kevin Locke's Homepage
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