Each command option is a command line parameter. It can have a type (see dpp::command_option_type), a name, a description, can be required or optional, and can have zero or more choices (for multiple choice), plus options. Adding options acts like sub-commands and can contain more options.
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#include <slashcommand.h>
Each command option is a command line parameter. It can have a type (see dpp::command_option_type), a name, a description, can be required or optional, and can have zero or more choices (for multiple choice), plus options. Adding options acts like sub-commands and can contain more options.
◆ command_option() [1/2]
dpp::command_option::command_option |
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Construct a new command option object.
◆ command_option() [2/2]
dpp::command_option::command_option |
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command_option_type |
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required = false |
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Construct a new command option object.
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t | Option type |
name | Option name |
description | Option description |
required | True if this is a mandatory parameter |
◆ add_choice()
Add a multiple choice option.
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- Returns
- command_option& returns a reference to self for chaining of calls
◆ add_option()
Add a sub-command option.
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o | Sub-command option to add |
- Returns
- command_option& return a reference to self for chaining of calls
◆ choices
◆ description
std::string dpp::command_option::description |
◆ name
std::string dpp::command_option::name |
◆ options
◆ required
bool dpp::command_option::required |
◆ type