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	int main(int argc, char ** argv)		int main(int argc, char ** argv)
	{		{
			int anInteger = 0, anotherInteger = 1;
			double aDouble = 0.4321;

	ParameterList pl;		ParameterList pl;

	pl.Add(new IntParameter('n', "~~A number~~", ~~aNumber~~));		pl.Add(new IntParameter('i', "Favorite Integer", anInteger));
			pl.Add(new IntParameter('2', "Another Integer", anotherInteger));
			pl.Add(new DoubleParameter('2', "Floating point value", aDouble));
	pl.Read(argc, argv);		pl.Read(argc, argv);
	pl.Status();		pl.Status();

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''Parameters.h'' is a header file that defines a series of classes that are useful for processing command line parameters.

== Example Usage ==

<source lang="cpp">

#include "Parameters.h"

int main(int argc, char ** argv)
{
ParameterList pl;

pl.Add(new IntParameter('n', "A number", aNumber));
pl.Read(argc, argv);
pl.Status();
}

</source>

== Key Classes Declared ==

* ''ParameterList'' is the key class and is the class you will most often use in your own code
* ''IntParameter'' is a class for retrieving integers
* ''SwitchParameter'' is a class for retrieving on/off switches
* ''DoubleParameter'' is a class for retrieving double precision integers
* ''StringParameter'' is a class for manipulating strings
* ''LongParameter'' is a class for handling long option names

== Dependencies ==

Depends on [[StringMap.h]]

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