Add support for argparse #3
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The argparse library makes it easier for adding new arguments by individual modules. The arguments specific to the dumps module has now been moved out and only the general options are kept within runner.py.
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The argparse library makes it easier for adding new arguments by individual modules. The arguments specific to the dumps module has now been moved out and only the general options are kept within runner.py.
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argparseis supposedly a better option for parsing arguments as it allows for different types of options depending on the module being loaded.Current pending issues:
--verbosecan be used provided it appears before the dataset type to work on. Declaring it last causes an "unknown argument" error.