You can use getopt() in Qt applications. If you want something more highlevel, there is a getopt-like class available on Froglogic website.
You can use getopt() in Qt applications. If you want something more highlevel, there is a getopt-like class available on Froglogic website.
Just notice that for relatively simple arguments it might be sufficient to just use the power of QStringList and QString. The arguments are available via QApplication::arguments().
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