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== parse_args ==
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Parses string into an array, where string is a space seperated list of arguments. Handy for turning $ into a usable array of items with which to script against. Extra spaces are ignored, so you would never get an empty string as an input. useAdvanced defaults to false, but if true, uses a basic argument parser that supports quotes for allowing arguments with spaces.
=== Vital Info ===
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| 3.0.1
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| [[../../Optimizer#CONSTANT_OFFLINE|CONSTANT_OFFLINE]] [[../../Optimizer#CACHE_RETURN|CACHE_RETURN]] |} === Usages ===
parse_args(string, [useAdvanced])=== Examples === ====Example 1==== Demonstrates basic usage Given the following code:
parse_args('This turns into 5 arguments')
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:{This, turns, into, 5, arguments}
====Example 2====
Demonstrates usage with extra spaces
Given the following code:
parse_args('This trims extra spaces')
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:{This, trims, extra, spaces}
====Example 3====
With the advanced mode (escapes are also supported with \, for instance \'
Given the following code:
parse_args('This supports "quoted arguments"', true)
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:{This, supports, quoted arguments}
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