Lisp GFlags is a Common Lisp implementation of gflags, Google's command line
flag parsing library. The library implements functionality similar to that of
Google's C++ and Python gflags libraries, which live here:
http://code.google.com/p/google-gflags/
http://code.google.com/p/python-gflags/
The code allows you to define command line flags using the DEFINE-FLAG macro.
For instance, the following form defines a boolean flag called *DEBUG-FLAG*
that is set based on the presence of "--debug" in the application's command
line.
(define-flag *debug-flag*
:default-value nil
:selector \"debug\"
:type boolean
:help \"Turn on debugging mode?\"
:documentation \"Is debugging mode turned on?\")
If the command line contains "--debug" or "--debug=true", then *DEBUG-FLAG* is
set to T. Otherwise, it defaults to NIL.
The function PARSE-COMMAND-LINE is used to parse the command line.
The file flag.test contains more examples.
lhope/lisp-gflags
Common Lisp implementation of gflags, Google's command line flag parsing library.
Common Lisp