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Overview

Package stringsetflag provides a flag.Value implementation which resolves multiple args into a stringset.

Example

Example demonstrates how to use stringlistflag.

sset := Flag{} fs := flag.NewFlagSet("test", flag.ContinueOnError) fs.Var(&sset, "color", "favorite color, may be repeated.") fs.SetOutput(os.Stdout) fs.PrintDefaults() // Flag parsing. fs.Parse([]string{"-color", "Violet", "-color", "Red", "-color", "Violet"}) fmt.Printf("Value is: %s\n", sset) fmt.Println("Likes Blue:", sset.Data.Has("Blue")) fmt.Println("Likes Red:", sset.Data.Has("Red"))

Output:

-color value
    	favorite color, may be repeated.
Value is: Red,Violet
Likes Blue: false
Likes Red: true

Index

• type Flag
  • func (f *Flag) Set(val string) error
  • func (f Flag) String() string

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Types

type Flag

type Flag struct{ Data stringset.Set }

Flag is a flag.Value implementation which represents an unordered set of strings.

For example, this allows you to construct a flag that would behave like:

-myflag Foo
-myflag Bar
-myflag Bar

And then myflag.Data.Has("Bar") would be true.

func (*Flag) Set

func (f *Flag) Set(val string) error

Set implements flag.Value's Set function.

func (Flag) String

func (f Flag) String() string