pflag | Drop-in replacement for Go's flag package, implementing POSIX/GNU-style --flags | Access Management library

You need to have a table (for example users) with these columns : id, firstName, lastName, userId, phone.

Then:

Regex can use to detect each argument. There are two possible forms for an argument:

1. a group of letters and a negative sign: [-a-zA-Z]+
2. something sandwiched between two ": ".*?"

Information about regexp package: https://pkg.go.dev/regexp

Information about regexp syntax: https://pkg.go.dev/regexp/syntax@go1.17.6

Instead of toPermutation with optional, I believe you need to use toPermutationWithDefault, something like this (untested):

OK, thank you all, for making me understand the process of DLL importing.

As IInspectable and Remy Lebeau said - the import of DLL requires linking with the LIB. Here is more explanations. Also google - "linking a shared library to executable". It is not important whether it is .so or .dll, the principals are the same.

One other important point before I give a solution.

As Remy Lebeau said: several functions

didn't exist yet (or were introduced shortly before) when BCB5 was released

Fix for makefile

You may keep the last three PIDs of application instances you started (in the snippet of code below, I call these PIDs: last, penultimate, antepenultimate)

You start ONE single instance of your application in the loop.

You'll always wait for the oldest before starting another one. (modifying the list of the 3 last PIDs launched every time you start a new one).

This would give something like this:

Assuming that stream is the instance of your class:

Modify this line, your JS code is getting element By Id

playground - timeout running go build [...] Could I solve it❓

No. Sorry.

The Playground is a playground and not a build server or an application server.

Use JScript for the replacement argument so you can set jrepl's global variable 'skip' to true after the first match. Now, while skip variable is true, the next lines are skipped without being printed out.