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If your program processes its arguments in named option mode (See
“long-opts” in Program Description Attributes), then you may select one
of your options to be the default option. Do so by using attribute
“default
” with one of the options. The option so specified must have
an arg-type
(see section Option Argument Specification) specified, but not the
arg-optional
(see section Option Argument Optional) attribute. That is to say, the
option argument must be required.
If you have done this, then any arguments that do not match an option
name and do not contain an equal sign (=
) will be interpreted as
an option argument to the default option.
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