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Apparently enough that even another alternative (Google's "argparse") is a candidate for inclusion in the next standard library, or so I thought. :) I only hav
by makecheck 17y ago
Apparently enough that even another alternative (Google's "argparse") is a candidate for inclusion in the next standard library, or so I thought. :)
I only have experience with the default "optparse", and not "argparse" or any others. While optparse seems like more than enough for what I use, I know of exotic command line bastardizations that optparse would never be able to handle without some tweaks.
- calambrac 17y agoLooking at argparse just now, I get that one, if you need more functionality than what optparse offers, it's clearly superior. I just don't really get what opster's offering, though.
- jnoller 17y agoFWIW: argparse is not google's
- makecheck 17y agoYou're right; Google code confuses me sometimes. :) It's owned by Steven Bethard.