Examples of FileArgument

com.lowagie.toolbox.arguments.FileArgument

FileArgument class if the argument is a java.io.File. @since 2.1.1 (imported from itexttoolbox project)

com.lowagie.tools.arguments.FileArgument

StringArgument class if the argument is a java.io.File.

org.jnode.shell.syntax.FileArgument

This argument class performs completion against the file system namespace. This Argument class understands the {@link Argument#EXISTING} and {@link Argument#NONEXISTENT}flags when accepting argument values. Neither {@link Argument#EXISTING} or {@link Argument#NONEXISTENT} currently affect completion. (You might expect that{@link Argument#NONEXISTENT} would suppress completion, but consider that the usermay want to complete the directory path for some file to be created by a command.)

FileArgument normally treats pathname components starting with a "-" as invalid pathnames and won't accept them. (The rationale is that they are probably a misplaced or unknown option names.) This behavior can be changed using the {@link #ALLOW_DODGY_NAMES} flag.

Some commands use "-" to denote (for example) "standard input" instead of a file named "-". To support this, FileArgument provides a {@link #HYPHEN_IS_SPECIAL} flag whichsuppresses the {@link Argument#EXISTING} and {@link Argument#NONEXISTENT} flags so thata "-" argument is always accepted. It is up to the command to deal with the resulting {@code File("-")} instance, which of course should not be opened in the normal way.(Note: this is an experimental feature, and may be replaced with a conceptually cleaner solution in the future.) @author crawley@jnode.org

    private boolean serial;
    
    public PasteCommand() {
        super(help_super);
        int filesFlags = Argument.MULTIPLE | Argument.EXISTING | FileArgument.HYPHEN_IS_SPECIAL;
        argFiles = new FileArgument("files", filesFlags, help_files);
        argSerial = new FlagArgument("serial", 0, help_serial);
        argDelims = new StringArgument("delims", 0, help_delims);
        registerArguments(argFiles, argSerial, argDelims);
    }

    
    private final FileArgument argDir;


    public MkdirCommand() {
        super(help_super);
        argDir = new FileArgument("directory", Argument.MANDATORY | Argument.NONEXISTENT, help_dir);
        registerArguments(argDir);
    }

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Examples of FileArgument

Examples of org.jnode.shell.syntax.FileArgument

Examples of org.jnode.shell.syntax.FileArgument