Thanks to Kurt for pointing out popt().  My test program pretty much does
what I want on options, even letting me do single, multiple and variable
input list(s).

Kurt Wall wrote:

<SNIP>


Method 4: Use popt(). It is getopt on steroids, and has the additional ability to store filters for command line options in an external file, thus allowing you to extend your command line option processing without having to modify/rebuild your program. popt() and friends should be available on any system that is RPM-based.

Kurt


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