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Simplistic program option handler

the main.cpp only contain example code, only src/programoption.h and .cpp are useful.
It only use the STL.

Create a ProgramOption object.
Add your named arguments and options.
Add their descriptions if you need.
link the ProgramOption object with your argc, argv.
take back your typed arguments/options with their names.
Enjoy :)

It's still in beta, feedback would be nice.

###########Example################
int main(int argc, char **argv) {
	ProgramOption po;
	po.addBoolArgument("bool1");
	po.addStringArgument("string1");
	po.addFloatArgument("float1");
	po.addBoolOption("optBool");
	po.link(argc, argv);
	
	cout << po.getBoolArgument("bool1") << endl;
	cout << po.getStringArgument("string1") << endl;
	cout << po.getFloatArgument("float1") << endl;
	cout << po.getBoolOption("optBool") << endl;
	
    return 0;
}
##########Command Line############
./progoptio false "balbalba" 7.15555 -optBool=true
##########OUTPUT##################
0
balbalba
7.15555
1
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also :
##########Command Line############
./progoptio -h
##########OUTPUT##################
Arguments:
	bool1 [ true| false]
	string1
	float1
Options:
	optBool
0

0
0
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