Support capturing remaining() arguments #57
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This kind of argument works as if having the "remaining" nargs, inspired by Python's `argparse.REMAINDER`. This change also reduces the size of `Argument` by 8 bytes. See also: https://docs.python.org/2/library/argparse.html#nargs fixes: p-ranav#17
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Yeah, we can release v2.0 once #56 is done. I'll go ahead and update the README regarding remaining(). Thanks!! |
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This kind of argument works as if having the "remaining" nargs,
inspired by Python's
argparse.REMAINDER.This change also reduces the size of
Argumentby 8 bytes.See also: https://docs.python.org/2/library/argparse.html#nargs
PS1: document is missing, but in the unit test there is a test case "sum" for helping forming an official example.
PS2: after resolving #56, I think that's enough features for the next release. Thoughts?
fixes: #17