var cmdline: TCommandLineReader;
begin
 cmdline := TCommandLineReader.create;
 
 //Initial declaration of some command line parameters:
 cmdline.declareString('name', 'An example string property');
 cmdline.declareString('foo', 'Another example string property', 'bar');
 cmdline.declareInt('count', 'An example integer property', 123);
 cmdline.declareFlag('flag', 'An example boolean property');
 
 //cmdline.parse(); 
 
 
 
 //1. Parsing some command line options
 cmdline.parse('--name="some name" --count 9');
 
 cmdline.readString('name'); //some name
 cmdline.readString('foo');  //bar
 cmdline.readInt('count');   //9
 cmdline.readFlag('flag');   //false
 
 cmdline.existsProperty('name'); //true
 cmdline.existsProperty('foo');  //false
 

 //2. Parsing some other command line options
 cmdline.parse('--foo barbar --flag');
 
 cmdline.readString('name'); //
 cmdline.readString('foo');  //barbar
 cmdline.readInt('count');   //123
 cmdline.readFlag('flag');   //true
 
 cmdline.existsProperty('name'); //false
 cmdline.existsProperty('foo');  //true

 //3. Parsing some other command line options
 cmdline.parse('--help');
 
 //prints automatically generated help to stdout and halts:
 {
 The following command line options are valid: 

 --name=<string> 	An example string property
 --foo=<string>  	Another example string property (default: bar)
 --count=<int>   	An example integer property (default: 123)
 --flag          	An example boolean property
 }

 //4. Some more advanced usage
 cmdline.addAbbreviation('f'); //abbreviation for the last option (--flag)
 cmdline.allowDOSStyle := true; //DOS slash options. Default is only true on Windows 
 
 cmdline.parse('/name "x y z" -f /count=1 /foo="abc"');
 cmdline.readString('name'); //x y z
 cmdline.readString('foo');  //abc
 cmdline.readInt('count');   //1
 cmdline.readFlag('flag');   //true
 
 cmdline.existsProperty('name'); //true
 cmdline.existsProperty('foo');  //true