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				{smcl}
				{* 30mar2005}{...}
				{cmd:help args}
				{hline}
				
				{title:Title}
				
				{p 4 30 2}
				{cmd:args} (in {hi:[P] syntax}) {hline 2} Parse Stata syntax positionally
				
				
				{title:Syntax}
				
				{p 8 13 2}
				{cmd:args} {it:macroname1} [{it:macroname2} [{it:macroname3 {it:...}}]]
				
				
				{title:Description}
				
				{pstd}
				{cmd:args} obtains command line arguments.  It works on positional
				arguments -- the first, second, ... item entered on a command line.  The
				{help syntax} command is a more comprehensive command that also obtains
				command line arguments but does so according to Stata's language grammar.  For
				an introduction to Stata's language, see {help language}.
				
				{pstd}
				{cmd:args} assigns the first command line argument to the local macro
				{it:macroname1}, the second argument to {it:macroname2}, and so on.  In the
				program, you subsequently refer to the contents of the macros by enclosing
				their names in single quotes:  {cmd:`}{it:macroname1}{cmd:'},
				{cmd:`}{it:macroname2}{cmd:'}, etc.
				
				
				{title:Examples}
				
					{cmd:program define myprog}
						{cmd:version {ccl stata_version}}
						{cmd:args varname dof beta}
						{it:...}
				{p 16 18 2}{txt:(program uses macros {hi:`varname'}, {hi:`dof'}, and {hi:`beta'})}{p_end}
						{it:...}
					{cmd:end}
				
					{cmd:. myprog mpg 32 8.2}
				
				{pstd}
				In this case {hi:`varname'} is set to {hi:mpg}, {hi:`dof'} is set to 32,
				{hi:`beta'} is set to 8.2.
				
				
				{title:Also see}
				
				{psee}
				Manual:  {bf:[P] syntax}
				
				{psee}
				Online:  {helpb program}, {helpb syntax},
				{helpb gettoken}, {helpb tokenize}, {helpb unab}
				{p_end}