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The command "standard --parser ${parser}" is likely used in a command-line interface or a script.
Here's a breakdown of its components:
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"standard" is the name of a command or program that is being executed. It could be a globally installed command or a locally installed one specific to a project.
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"--parser" is an option or flag that provides a parameter to the "standard" command. It indicates that the command expects a specific parser to be used.
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"${parser}" is a placeholder or variable that holds a value. It allows the user to provide the name or path of the parser they want to use.
Specifically, the "--parser" option is used to specify a parser for a particular task. The value assigned to "${parser}" should be the name or path of the desired parser.