shtk_cli_usage_error
—
Prints a usage error and exits
shtk_cli_usage_error |
message1 [.. messageN] |
The shtk_cli_usage_error
function prints the given usage
error message to stderr and terminates execution of the script with a return
value of 1. The message can be provided as one or more arguments as depicted
by message1 to messageN; all
arguments are concatenated together into a single line.
The printed message has the following form, where
‘progname’ is determined by
shtk_cli_progname(3):
progname: E: message1 .. messageN
Type 'man progname' for help.
shtk_cli_usage_error
should be used to
inform the user of problems directly caused by his invocation of the script
(e.g. the use of an invalid flag). Note that the printed error message
refers to a manual page for the script, so you should make sure to provide
one.
shtk_cli_usage_error
first appeared in
shtk
1.0.