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Going through the code, I wondered in the ligra.h file why the lines 475 - 478 call the function char* getOptionValue(string option) and not bool getOption(string option) and why this works. After a while I undestood this works because the last argument is always the file, thus after every option is always another argument. I don't think this is wanted, because the function bool getOption(string option) exists, too.
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Going through the code, I wondered in the
ligra.h
file why the lines 475 - 478 call the functionchar* getOptionValue(string option)
and notbool getOption(string option)
and why this works. After a while I undestood this works because the last argument is always the file, thus after every option is always another argument. I don't think this is wanted, because the functionbool getOption(string option)
exists, too.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: