Hi, Qt 5.2 introduced the rather nice QCommandLineParser class. It seems to have every feature one can wish for yet i somehow seem to be missing one small tiny feature :)
Some applications (daemons mostly) allow features like setting all default arguments via an environment variable which would then be overridden if the app specifically provided an argument. An example of how that would work: // Environment var APP_ARGS = --something value --anotherthing value Now if you would start the app without providing any arguments it would still have some default arguments which would read: - something -> value - anotherthing -> value Now if you would start the same app with: <start_app> --something qtproject Would give you the arguments: - something -> qtproject - anotherthing -> value I know that you can set the default arguments in code with QCommandLineOption and that works rather well. But i miss (or am i overlooking it?) an option to set default arguments via a command line define. It would be cool if QCommandLineParser would always look for a <APPNAME_ARGS> environment variable. So, is this possible in the current code? Since i couldn't find anything. Cheers, Mark _______________________________________________ Interest mailing list Interest@qt-project.org http://lists.qt-project.org/mailman/listinfo/interest
