From Eric Sokolowski and Robert Osfield, moved command line option usage setup
from osgviewer example into osg::ArgumentParser and osgViewer::Viewer to make them more universally available.
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@@ -43,9 +43,11 @@ class OSG_EXPORT ApplicationUsage : public osg::Referenced
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enum Type
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{
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NO_HELP = 0x0,
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COMMAND_LINE_OPTION = 0x1,
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ENVIRONMENTAL_VARIABLE = 0x2,
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KEYBOARD_MOUSE_BINDING = 0x4
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KEYBOARD_MOUSE_BINDING = 0x4,
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HELP_ALL = KEYBOARD_MOUSE_BINDING|ENVIRONMENTAL_VARIABLE|COMMAND_LINE_OPTION
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};
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void addUsageExplanation(Type type,const std::string& option,const std::string& explanation);
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@@ -190,6 +190,14 @@ class OSG_EXPORT ArgumentParser
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/** Write error messages to the given ostream, if at or above the given severity. */
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void writeErrorMessages(std::ostream& output,ErrorSeverity sevrity=BENIGN);
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/** This convinience method handles help requests on the command line.
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* Return the type(s) of help requested. The return value of this
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* function is suitable for passing into getApplicationUsage()->write().
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* If ApplicationUsage::NO_HELP is returned then no help commandline option
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* was found on the command line. */
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ApplicationUsage::Type readHelpType();
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protected:
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