What's your favorite module or method for processing script arguments?

  1. Poke at @ARGV with a stick.
  2. I kinda just do my own thing each time.
  3. I methodically copy a "tried and true" code snippet.
  4. Arguments, shmarguments!
  5. #!/usr/bin/perl -s
  6. Getopt::ArgvFile
  7. Getopt::Attribute
  8. Getopt::Auto
  9. Getopt::AutoConf
  10. Getopt::CallingName
  11. Getopt::Casual
  12. Getopt::Compact
  13. Getopt::Declare
  14. Getopt::Easy
  15. Getopt::Euclid
  16. Getopt::Fancy
  17. Getopt::Function
  18. Getopt::GetArgs
  19. Getopt::Helpful
  20. Getopt::Janus
  21. Getopt::LL
  22. Getopt::Lazy
  23. Getopt::Long
  24. Getopt::Lucid
  25. Getopt::Mixed
  26. Getopt::OO
  27. Getopt::Param
  28. Getopt::Plus
  29. Getopt::Popt
  30. Getopt::Regex
  31. Getopt::Simple
  32. Getopt::Std
  33. Getopt::Tabular
  34. Getopt::Tiny
  35. Getopt::Whatever
  36. Getopt::WonderBra
  37. Getopt::Yagow
  38. Getopt::constant
-- Ian Tegebo

In reply to Re: poll ideas quest 2007 by ian
in thread poll ideas quest 2007 by ysth

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