# getopt

	# Description

		# Usually already loaded, otherwise use "require('util/getopt')".

		# Parameters are described below, resulting object{} will be set (or (Object.merge())'d
		# if already existing) in 'process.args', which also includes the following 'RESERVED'-
		# elements: [ ARGV, KEY, INDEX, ITEM, GROUP, VECTOR, COUNT, CALL, RESULT, RESERVED ]; ..

		# By default it'll use (if 'process.args' already exists) 'process.args.ARGV' as input
		# command line arguments, so multiple 'getopt()'-calls will perfectly work, too! ;-)

		# Multiple calls via 'getopt.prepare()' (same arguments as 'getopt()' itself) are also
		# possible.. for a description see below.

	# Getopt 'VECTOR' key elements: ..

		# long		normally the vector key itself, but can also be defined this way.
		# short		these are the SHORT keys with '-' prefix (instead of LONG '--').
		# env		checks the environment variables for the key you specify here.
				set to _env value if unset, or sets _env '.. env-key=value' (w/o dash).
		# args		how many arguments for the getopt item? BTW: a NEGATIVE value will set Math.abs()-value,
				BUT additionally it'll set '.last = true'. The 'last'-feature is aware of multiple .args, btw..
				If no or too less values given, the rest will be filled by (DEFAULT_FILL) (by default (undefined));
		# default	by default values are always set to this value (if not overridden).
		# undefined	like default, but only if really not being set in the command line.
		# null		also like default, but only set to the value if key available w/o value.
		# help		some description for your cmdline switches.. shown when help called..
				Can be a String, but can also be an Array which fits to 'String.printf()'! ^_^
		# call		functions or strings for 'getopt.call[*]'.. will only be called if it's
				vector item key is defined, and if (result !== undefined) => set it.
		# last		when multiple values are defined in an array: (bool) or int-index (see ..getIndex()).
		# parse		String.parse() can be called for values, to bring them to their js objects or parse lists!
		# list		'abc,def' is a list.. e.g. .. by default the same value as 'parse'.
		# group		Group elements together in 'result.GROUP{}'. Maybe useful (test case: 'test.js/util/getopt/group.js')..
		# unescape	Defaults to .parse.. see 'String.prototype.unescapeAll()'..
		# unescapeHex	Defaults to .parse.. String.prototype.unescapeHex().
		# unescapeCTRL	Defaults to .parse.. String.prototype.unescapeCTRL().
		# unescapeISO	Defaults to .parse.. String.prototype.unescapeISO().
		# unescapeC	Defaults to .parse.. String.prototype.unescapeC().

	# Usually called 'getopt()' function base parameters (recommendation is to use at least the first argument): ...

		# _vector	An object with all getopt keys and their options. See 'getopt.check()' and the passage above.
		# _last		Can be an Integer or a Boolean type, and is used as default for the 'last' vector element (see above).
		# _parse	Default value for all vector items w/o own .parse Boolean.
		# _parse_argv	Additionally, to distinct vector items from rest cmdline argv[].. defaults to _parse.
		# _list		Parsing lists/arrays by ',' separator?
		# _list_argv	Nearly same as _parse_argv, but for lists.. defaults to _list.
		# _call_func	The default for all '.call' getopt vector items.. so here's a global "function" (or string).
		# _argv		Using 'process.ARGV[]' if not already 'process.args[.ARGV]' has been defined before(!).

	# Multiple calls via 'getopt.prepare()'..

		# You can combine multiple getopt vectors and calls via 'getopt.prepare()', whereas your last real 'getopt()'
		# (possibly even w/o vector or any other argument) will 'flush()' all previous ones.

		# The vectors are combined via 'Object.assign()'. Your last real _argv[]-Array is chosen (if any), and also the
		# last _parse_argv and _list_argv parameters are taken.

		# Intention was mainly that I could use a base 'main.js' (for my 'baseutils') with defined getopt({ json }),
		# and to extend this in every concrete 'utils/*.js' (as every util has special cmdline args, but all utils have
		# --help output and --json format output mode).

		# See 'test.js/util/getopt/multiple-calls.js'. And see 'getopt.reset()' and more in 'lib.js/util/getopt.js'! ;-)

	# HELP

		# By default (see DEFAULT_HELP), and ONLY IF NOT ALREADY defined something similar (see 'vectorContainsHelp()'),
		# the '--help' or '-?' vector items will be enabled.

		# I've included a sweet looking help output for this reason.

		# If your vector items contain the 'help' attribute, also this one is printed in the help output (as description);
		# whereas you can either set a string for this, or even an array, so 'String.printf()' is being used (which mainly
		# makes colorization mich easier, etc.).

	# Additional explanation

		# (describe the possibilities of cmdline arguments in here) //TODO/.

	# tests / examples

		# see 'test.js/util/getopt/'; and take a look at an use case for the 'GROUP' feature: 'test.js/util/getopt/group.js',
		# the 'RESULT' feature at 'test.js/util/getopt/RESULT.js', and the 'CALL' feature at 'test.js/util/getopt/calls.js'..

	# TODO

		# more description in here, etc... ETC. PP.! ^_^