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C++ types aren't relevant to how command-line arguments are parsed, as they are all strings. You'd have to check the ACE code that handles argument parsing, but I believe ACE supports both "true" and "TRUE" for boolean arguments.
When
kinc help run similarity
is run, preout and postout default value totrue
(all lower case)In the example documentation, they are set to
TRUE
(all uppercase)In the c++ standard,
true
is a bool where asTRUE
is not defined.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: