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Line 95  List of setable context flags is describ
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 <para>  <para>
   
 <table id="usage.context-flags.table" frame=top>  <variablelist>
 <title id="usage.context-flags.table.title">Context flags</title>  <title id="usage.context-flags.table.title">Context flags</title>
 <tgroup cols=2>  
 <thead>  <varlistentry><term><constant>CFG_IGNORE_MULTI</constant></term>
 <row>  <listitem>
         <entry>Flag</entry>          <para>Ignore multiple arguments for single      option. First one will be used
         <entry>Description</entry>          to store option value, furthers are skipped.</para>
         <entry>Default behaviour</entry>          <para>By default, multiple arguments for option that has not allowed them,
 </row>          cause <constant>CFG_ERROR_MULTI</constant> error.</para>
 </thead>  </listitem></varlistentry>
 <tbody>  
 <row>  <varlistentry><term><constant>CFG_IGNORE_UNKNOWN</constant></term>
         <entry><constant>CFG_IGNORE_MULTI</constant></entry>  <listitem>
         <entry><!-- MAN: Description: --> Ignore multiple arguments for single          <para>Ignore all unknown options.</para>
         option. First one will be used to store option value, furthers are skipped.</entry>          <para>The default behaviour is, that any unknown option causes
         <entry><!-- MAN: Default behaviour: --> Multiple arguments for option that          <constant>CFG_ERROR_UNKNOWN</constant> error.</para>
         has not allowed them, causes <constant>CFG_ERROR_MULTI</constant>  </listitem></varlistentry>
         error.</entry>  
 </row>  <varlistentry><term><constant>CFG_SKIP_FIRST</constant></term>
 <row>  <listitem>
         <entry><constant>CFG_IGNORE_UNKNOWN</constant></entry>          <para>Processing of the first argument on command line is skipped. This flag
         <entry><!-- MAN: Description: --> Ignore all unknown options.</entry>          affects only command line related context.</para>
         <entry><!-- MAN: Default behaviour: --> Any unknown option causes <constant>CFG_ERROR_UNKNOWN</constant>          <para>By default is also the first argument on command line
                 error.</entry>          processed.</para>
 </row>  </listitem></varlistentry>
 <row>  
         <entry><constant>CFG_SKIP_FIRST</constant></entry>  <varlistentry><term><constant>CFG_ADVANCED_LEFTOVERS</constant></term>
         <entry><!-- MAN: Description: --> Processing of the first argument on command line is skipped.  <listitem>
         Flag affects only command line related context.</entry>          <para>Advanced leftover arguments. It means that leftover arguments do not
         <entry><!-- MAN: Default behaviour: --> Process also the first argument on command line.</entry>          need to be be posixly correct.</para>
 </row>          <para>The default behaviour is, that leftover arguments have to be posixly
 <row>          correct. Thus all options must go before any leftover argument. Once the
         <entry><constant>CFG_ADVANCED_LEFTOVERS</constant></entry>          first leftover argument is found, all further arguments are considered as
         <entry><!-- MAN: Description: --> Advanced leftover arguments. It means that          leftovers.</para>
         leftover arguments must not be posixly correct.</entry>  </listitem></varlistentry>
         <entry><!-- MAN: Default behaviour: --> Leftover arguments must be posixly  
         correct. That means all options must go before any leftover argument. Once  <varlistentry><term><constant>CFG_STRICT_LEFTOVERS</constant></term>
         the first leftover argument is found, all further arguments are considered  <listitem>
         as leftover.</entry>          <para>Strict leftover arguments initialization in file.</para>
           <para>By default are leftover arguments in file initialized in normal way
 </row>          (as they are).</para>
 <row>  </listitem></varlistentry>
         <entry><constant>CFG_STRICT_LEFTOVERS</constant></entry>  
         <entry><!-- MAN: Description: --> Strict leftover arguments initialization in file.</entry>  <varlistentry><term><constant>CFG_FILE_LINE_POS_USAGE</constant></term>
         <entry><!-- MAN: Default behaviour: --> Leftover arguments initialization in file are normal (as-is).</entry>  <listitem>
 </row>          <para>Positions and size in configuration file are specified in lines
 <row>          starting from 0.</para>
         <entry><constant>CFG_FILE_LINE_POS_USAGE</constant></entry>          <para>The default behaviour is, that positions and size in configuration
         <entry><!-- MAN: Description: --> Positions and size in configuration file are specified in lines          file are specified in bytes starting from 0.</para>
         starting from 0.</entry>  </listitem></varlistentry>
         <entry><!-- MAN: Default behaviour: --> Positions and size in configuration file are specified in bytes  
         starting from 0.</entry>  </variablelist>
 </row>  
 </tbody>  
 </tgroup>  
 </table>  
 </para>  </para>
   
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