Examples of org.jnode.shell.syntax.OptionSetSyntax$FlagSetArgument

org.jnode.shell.syntax.OptionSetSyntax
An OptionSet syntax is like a Powerset syntax, except that:
1. the child syntaxes must all be OptionSyntaxes, and
2. the syntax supports combining of flag options; e.g. "-ab" means "-a -b"
@author crawley@jnode.org

        }
    }


    @org.junit.Test
    public void testConstructor() {
        new OptionSetSyntax(new OptionSyntax("intArg", 'i'), new OptionSyntax("fileArg", 'f'),
                new OptionSyntax("flagArg1", 'x'), new OptionSyntax("flagArg2", 'y'),
                new OptionSyntax("flagArg3", 'z'), new OptionSyntax("flagArg4", "boring"));
    }

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    @org.junit.Test
    public void testOne() throws Exception {
        TestShell shell = new TestShell();
        shell.addAlias("cmd", "org.jnode.test.shell.syntax.OptionSetSyntaxTest$Test");
        shell.addSyntax("cmd", new OptionSetSyntax(new OptionSyntax("intArg", 'i'),
                new OptionSyntax("fileArg", 'f'), new OptionSyntax("flagArg1", 'x'),
                new OptionSyntax("flagArg2", 'y'), new OptionSyntax("flagArg3", 'z'),
                new OptionSyntax("flagArg4", "boring")));


        CommandLine cl;

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