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Unless specified otherwise, ``default`` is an empty array.
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The argument can be repeated multiple times, but instead of the later specifications overriding earlier ones (s.a. ``ARG_OPTIONAL_SINGLE`` does), arguments are gradually appended to an array.
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The form of the default is what you normally put between the brackets when you create ``bash`` arrays, so put whitespace-separated values in there, for example:
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ARG_VERBOSE([short arg name])
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Default default is 0, so you can use a ``test $_arg_verbose -ge 1`` pattern in your script.
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Starting value is 0, so you can use a ``test $_arg_verbose -ge 1`` pattern in your script.
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