wxOptParse 0.1.2

wxOptParse is a Python library created by Scott Kirkwood that aims to simplify the process of parsing command-line options for your wxPython applications. With wxOptParse, developers can easily add support for command-line options to their wxPython programs, making it easier for users to interact with the application through the command line.

One of the key features of wxOptParse is its seamless integration with wxPython, allowing developers to leverage the power of wxPython's GUI toolkit while also providing a clean and user-friendly interface for handling command-line options. This makes it easy to create versatile applications that can be controlled both through the graphical user interface and the command line.

Using wxOptParse, developers can define command-line options such as flags, switches, and parameters with just a few lines of code. The library automatically generates help messages and usage information based on these definitions, making it easy for users to understand how to interact with the application via the command line.

wxOptParse also provides support for advanced features such as option groups, default values, custom callbacks, and more, giving developers full control over how command-line options are processed and handled within their wxPython applications. This flexibility allows developers to tailor the behavior of their applications to suit their specific needs and requirements.

WxOptParse is a valuable tool for wxPython developers who want to add command-line option support to their applications in a straightforward and efficient manner. By simplifying the process of parsing and handling command-line options, wxOptParse helps developers create more versatile and user-friendly applications that can be easily controlled through both graphical and command-line interfaces.