问题
Are there some rules or pattern on how to write the terminal help menu of a program on linux?
Usually I use these arguments: -? or -h or -H to display the help of my program but is there a rule about that as well?
回答1:
The output for --help is not really a menu, just a help message.
There are some coding rules, in particular the GNU coding standards specify something about --help (and also --version). I strongly suggest supporting both of them; as a user, I am pissed off by the few programs not understanding --help.
And the GNU libc provides several ways for providing that --help. I suggest looking into argp, but you could use getopt.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/18877063/menu-help-syntax-of-a-program