default configuration

By default, getopt.net has some configurations set. These defaults are aimed to make your life - and the lives of your users - easier.

getopt.net is designed to be highly configurable, so you can parse your arguments exactly how you want.

Options

The following options are the only options present in getopt.net. Below, each option will be briefly described and its default value will be noted.

Option name	Default Value	Description
`DoubleDashStopsParsing`	`true`	By default, getopt.net will stop parsing options when "--" is encountered in `AppArgs`.
`OnlyShortOpts`	`false`	If set to `true`, getopt.net will only parse short options and will ignore any long options.
`IgnoreEmptyOptions`	`true`	If set to `true`, getopt.net will ignore empty command-line arguments and will return `0x00` to indicate an empty option
`IgnoreMissingArgument`	`false`	If set to `true`, getopt.net will ignoring missing required arguments and will return '?'. If set to `false`, getopt.net will throw a `ParseException`.
`IgnoreInvalidOptions`	`true`	If set to `true`, getopt.net will ignore any non-option values passed via `AppArgs` and will return `(char)1`. If set to `false`, getopt.net will throw a `ParseException`.
`IgnoreEmptyAppArgs`	`true`	If set to `true`, getopt.net will ignore if `AppArgs` is empty. If `false`, then getopt.net will throw a `ParseException`.
`AllExceptionsDisabled`	`false`	Either enables or disables all exceptions completely.

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