cangjie-entry-args

To parse command-line arguments in Cangjie, use the `std.argopt` package within the `main` function to define argument specifications and process raw inputs like short, long, and combined options.

Yes, Cangjie CLI options support required and optional values. Using the `std.argopt` package, developers can define argument specifications with modes like NoValue, RequiredValue, and OptionalValue for flexible parsing.

The best way to handle short and long options in Cangjie CLI tools is by utilizing the `std.argopt` package, which provides structured parsing for combined options, flags like `--verbose`, and non-option arguments.

The `main` function in Cangjie receives raw arguments directly, which can then be passed to the `std.argopt` package for structured argument parsing and exception handling during CLI tool development.

To handle argument parsing exceptions in Cangjie command line tools, the `std.argopt` package processes raw arguments against defined specifications, allowing developers to catch and manage parsing errors for robust CLI interfaces.

Yes, the Skill supports processing non-option arguments. While using `std.argopt` to parse flags and options, developers can simultaneously extract and handle non-option arguments such as input file paths.