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@ -28,9 +28,9 @@ And on the command line, you pass flags like so:
./<program name> -isNumber=45 -isRunning=false ...... ./<program name> -isNumber=45 -isRunning=false ......
``` ```
## Usage flag: -help ## Help flag:
The package also contains a help context menu. This comes default and can be called like so The package also contains a help context menu. This comes default and can be called like so (**Note:** You can also use "-h" or "--help"):
```txt ```txt
./<program name> -help ./<program name> -help
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**Note:** You can set the boolean *FORCE_HELP_ON_EMPTY_ARGS* to allow for the help context menu to be displayed when no arguments are passed **Note:** You can set the boolean *FORCE_HELP_ON_EMPTY_ARGS* to allow for the help context menu to be displayed when no arguments are passed
## Custom Flag Format
A custom flag format can be created by overwriting the strings *FLAG_START_CHAR* and *FLAG_SEP_CHAR*. These cannot be the same however!
## Custom Allocator ## Custom Allocator
If needed, you are able to setup a custom allocator like so: If needed, you are able to setup a custom allocator like so: