Consider using command line parser

[Piotr Pałucki]

To correctly parse parameters and avoid code explosion we can use some command line parser like boost program options.
I would give a try to minmal yet powerful tool called Clara:
https://github.com/catchorg/Clara

What do you think?

[Filip Kubicz]

I also thought about this. Clara 1.0 looks fine, but what do you think about using argparse? https://github.com/hbristow/argparse

The Python argparse is so widespread they using this looks very natural to me. Using it is less verbose than Clara.

[Piotr Pałucki]

Seems OK! I'm happy to learn new framework ;)

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[Piotr Pałucki]

Ha!
Look what I've found.
OpenCV has its own parser:
https://docs.opencv.org/master/d0/d2e/classcv_1_1CommandLineParser.html

[Filip Kubicz]

Nice! I will be happy to try it.

[Piotr Pałucki]

As for now we have CommandLineParser from OpenCV included in several modules. Closing issue.