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is set\nLiteral command-line syntax, e.g. <code>--help</code>\nAdapt a <code>TypedValueParser</code> from one value to another\nTests if the value is valid for this argument value\nMost number of values the argument accepts\nFewest number of values the argument accepts\nCustom parser for argument values\nCreate a <code>PossibleValue</code> with its name.\nCreate a range\nCreate an empty buffer\nImplementation for <code>ValueParser::string</code>\nImplementation for <code>ValueParser::os_string</code>\nImplementation for <code>ValueParser::path_buf</code>\nParse an <code>ValueEnum</code>\nVerify the value is from an enumerated set of <code>PossibleValue</code>…\nSelect full range of <code>i64</code>\nSelect full range of <code>u64</code>\nImplementation for <code>ValueParser::bool</code>\nParse false-like string values, everything else is <code>true</code>\nParse bool-like string values\nParse non-empty string values\n<code>OsString</code> parser for argument values\nParse the argument value\nParse the argument value\nParse the argument value\nParse the argument value\n<code>PathBuf</code> parser for argument values\nDescriptions within command-line syntax, e.g. <code>value_name</code>\nNo terminal styling\nReflect on enumerated value properties\nReflect on enumerated value properties\nNarrow the supported range\nNarrow the supported range\n<code>String</code> parser for argument values\nDefault terminal styling\nTerminal <code>Styles</code> for help and error output\nProvide a general suggestion\nSuggest an alternative argument\nReport whether the argument takes any values (ie is a flag)\nGet the raw string as an <code>OsString</code>\nAdapt a <code>TypedValueParser</code> from one value to another\nDescribes the content of <code>AnyValue</code>\nUsage heading\nHighlight suggested usage\nCreate the specified <code>Self::Parser</code>\nAvailable 4-bit ANSI color palette codes\n256 (8-bit) color support\n256 (8-bit) color support\nAvailable 4-bit ANSI color palette codes\nBlack: #0 (foreground code <code>30</code>, background code <code>40</code>).\nBlue: #4 (foreground code <code>34</code>, background code <code>44</code>).\nBright black: #0 (foreground code <code>90</code>, background code <code>100</code>).\nBright blue: #4 (foreground code <code>94</code>, background code <code>104</code>).\nBright cyan: #6 (foreground code <code>96</code>, background code <code>106</code>).\nBright green: #2 (foreground code <code>92</code>, background code <code>102</code>).\nBright magenta: #5 (foreground code <code>95</code>, background code <code>105</code>…\nBright red: #1 (foreground code <code>91</code>, background code <code>101</code>).\nBright white: #7 (foreground code <code>97</code>, background code <code>107</code>).\nBright yellow: #3 (foreground code <code>93</code>, background code <code>103</code>…\nAny ANSI color code scheme\nCyan: #6 (foreground code <code>36</code>, background code <code>46</code>).\nEnumerate each enabled value in <code>Effects</code>\nA set of text effects\nGreen: #2 (foreground code <code>32</code>, background code <code>42</code>).\nSwap foreground and background colors; inconsistent …\nNot widely supported. Sometimes treated as inverse or blink\nMagenta: #5 (foreground code <code>35</code>, background code <code>45</code>).\nRed: #1 (foreground code <code>31</code>, background code <code>41</code>).\nReset terminal formatting\n24-bit ANSI RGB color codes\n24-bit ANSI RGB color codes\nCharacters legible but marked as if for deletion. Not …\nANSI Text styling\nTerminal styling definitions\nStyle extensions exist for Kitty, VTE, mintty and iTerm2.\nWhite: #7 (foreground code <code>37</code>, background code <code>47</code>).\nYellow: #3 (foreground code <code>33</code>, background code <code>43</code>).\nBlue\nSet background color\nApply <code>blink</code> effect\nApply <code>bold</code> effect\nChange the color to/from bright\nReset all effects in-place\nReturns <code>true</code> if all of the effects in <code>other</code> are contained …\nApply <code>dimmed</code> effect\nSet text effects\nSet foreground color\nReturns the argument unchanged.\nReturns the argument unchanged.\nReturns the argument unchanged.\nReturns the argument unchanged.\nReturns the argument unchanged.\nReturns the argument unchanged.\nReturns the argument unchanged.\nReturns the argument unchanged.\nLosslessly convert from <code>AnsiColor</code>\nGreen\nGet the background color\nGet the foreground color\nApply <code>hidden</code> effect\nGet the raw value\nInserts the specified effects in-place.\nCalls <code>U::from(self)</code>.\nCalls <code>U::from(self)</code>.\nCalls <code>U::from(self)</code>.\nCalls <code>U::from(self)</code>.\nCalls <code>U::from(self)</code>.\nCalls <code>U::from(self)</code>.\nCalls <code>U::from(self)</code>.\nCalls <code>U::from(self)</code>.\nConvert to <code>AnsiColor</code> when there is a 1:1 mapping\nApply <code>invert</code> effect\nReport whether the color is bright\nCheck if no effects are enabled\nCheck if no styling is enabled\nApply <code>italic</code> effect\nIterate over enabled effects\nNo effects enabled\nNo effects enabled\nCreate a <code>Style</code> with this as the foreground\nCreate a <code>Style</code> with this as the foreground\nCreate a <code>Style</code> with this as the foreground\nCreate a <code>Style</code> with this as the foreground\nCreate a <code>Style</code> with this as the foreground\nCreate a <code>Style</code> with this as the foreground\nCreate a <code>Style</code> with this as the foreground\nCreate a <code>Style</code> with this as the foreground\nRed\nRemoves the specified effects in-place.\nRender the ANSI code\nRender the ANSI code\nRender the ANSI code\nRender the ANSI code for a background color\nRender the ANSI code for a background color\nRender the ANSI code for a background color\nRender the ANSI code for a background color\nRender the ANSI code for a foreground color\nRender the ANSI code for a foreground color\nRender the ANSI code for a foreground color\nRender the ANSI code for a foreground color\nRenders the relevant <code>Reset</code> code\nEnable or disable the specified effects depending on the …\nApply <code>strikethrough</code> effect\nApply <code>underline</code> effect\nSet underline color\nWrite the relevant <code>Reset</code> code\nWrite the ANSI code\nNumber of values present\nOccurs when the user provides two values which conflict …\nA single value\nSemantics for a piece of error information\nA piece of error information\nAn opaque message to the user\nRichly formatted error context\nNot a true “error” as it means <code>--help</code> or similar was …\nOccurs when either an argument or a <code>Subcommand</code> is …\nNot a true “error” as it means <code>--version</code> or similar …\nContains the error value\nCommand Line Argument Parser Error\nDefines how to format an error for displaying to the user\nCommand line argument parser kind of error\nNumber of allowed values\nRepresents a Format error (which is a part of <code>Display</code>). …\nThe cause of the error\nThe cause of the error\nOccurs when the user provides an unrecognized <code>Subcommand</code> …\nOccurs when the user provides a value containing invalid …\nRejected values\nOccurs when an <code>Arg</code> has a set of possible values, and the …\nRepresents an I/O error. Can occur when writing to <code>stderr</code> …\nReport <code>ErrorKind</code>\nMinimum number of allowed values\nOccurs when the user does not provide one or more required …\nOccurs when a subcommand is required (as defined by …\nOccurs when the user doesn’t use equals for an option …\n<code>ContextKind</code> is self-sufficient, no additional information …\nA single value\nContains the success value\nExisting arguments\nShort hand for <code>Result</code> type\nRichly formatted error context\nA single value\nMany values\nA single value\nmany value\nPotential fix for the user\nPotential fix for the user\nPotential fix for the user\nPotential fix for the user\nPotential fix for the user\nOccurs when the user provides fewer values for an argument …\nOccurs when a user provides more values for an argument …\nTrailing argument\nOccurs when a user provides a flag, option, argument or …\nA usage string\nAccepted subcommands\nAccepted values\nOccurs when the user provides a value for an argument with …\nOccurs when the user provides a different number of values …\nApply an alternative formatter to the error\nEnd-user description of the error case, where relevant\nEnd-user description of the error case, where relevant\nAdditional information to further qualify the error\nPrints the error and exits.\nReturns the exit code that <code>.exit</code> will exit the process …\nFormat the existing message with the Command’s context\nStylize the error for the terminal\nReturns the argument unchanged.\nReturns the argument unchanged.\nReturns the argument unchanged.\nReturns the argument unchanged.\nReturns the argument unchanged.\nReturns the argument unchanged.\nLookup a piece of context\nInsert a piece of context\nCalls <code>U::from(self)</code>.\nCalls <code>U::from(self)</code>.\nCalls <code>U::from(self)</code>.\nCalls <code>U::from(self)</code>.\nCalls <code>U::from(self)</code>.\nCalls <code>U::from(self)</code>.\nType of error for programmatic processing\nCreate an error with a pre-defined message\nPrints formatted and colored error to <code>stdout</code> or <code>stderr</code> …\nCreate an unformatted error\nRender the error message to a <code>StyledStr</code>.\nShould the message be written to <code>stdout</code> or not?\nApply <code>Command</code>’s formatting to the error\nContainer for parse results.\nValue was passed in on the command-line\nValue came <code>Arg::default_value</code>\nFailed to downcast <code>AnyValue</code> to the specified type\nValue came [<code>Arg::env</code>][crate::Arg::env]\nIterate over <code>Arg</code> and <code>ArgGroup</code> <code>Id</code>s via <code>ArgMatches::ids</code>.\nIterate over indices for where an argument appeared when …\nViolation of <code>ArgMatches</code> assumptions\nIterate over raw argument values via <code>ArgMatches::get_raw</code>.\nArgument not defined in <code>Command</code>\nOrigin of the argument’s value\nIterate over multiple values for an argument via …\nIterate over multiple values for an argument via …\nReturns the argument unchanged.\nReturns the argument unchanged.\nReturns the argument unchanged.\nReturns the argument unchanged.\nReturns the argument unchanged.\nReturns the argument unchanged.\nReturns the argument unchanged.\nCalls <code>U::from(self)</code>.\nCalls <code>U::from(self)</code>.\nCalls <code>U::from(self)</code>.\nCalls <code>U::from(self)</code>.\nCalls <code>U::from(self)</code>.\nCalls <code>U::from(self)</code>.\nCalls <code>U::from(self)</code>.\nType for value stored in <code>ArgMatches</code>\nThe target type to downcast to")
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