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$ julia myprog.jl foo bar baz Where in my code can I go to access the strings "foo", "bar", "baz" ?
I'm looking for the Python equivalent of sys.argv
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Ah, more web-searching led to the right answer. The keyword ARGS::Array{ASCIIString} holds command line arguments
Here is a simple example
# cli.jl print(map(x->string(x, x), ARGS)) # Concatenate each arg onto itself and print Lets test it at the command line:
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