Examples of org.snmp4j.util.ArgumentParser$ArgumentFormat

• org.snmp4j.util.ArgumentParser
  The ArgumentParser parsers a command line array into Java objects and associates each object with the corresponding command line option according to predefined schemes for options and parameters.

  The format specification for options is:

   [-<option>\[<type>[\<<regex>\>]{<parameter>[=<default>]}\]] ... 

  where

  • '-' indicates a mandatory option ('+' would indicate an optional option)
  • <option> is the name of the option, for example 'h' for 'help'
  • <type> is one of 'i' (integer), 'l' (long), 'o' (octet string), and 's' (string)
  <regex> is a regular expression pattern that describes valid values <default> is a default value. If a default value is given, then a mandatory option is in fact optional

  The format specification for parameters is:

   [-<parameter>[<type>[<<regex>>]{[=<default>]}]]... [+<optionalParameter>[<type>[<<regex>>]{[=<default>]}]]... [<..>] 

  where

  • '-' indicates a mandatory parameter whereas '+' would indicate an optional parameter which must not be followed by a mandatory parameter
  • <parameter> is the name of the parameter, for example 'port'
  • <type> is one of 'i' (integer), 'l' (long), and 's' (string)
  <regex> is a regular expression pattern that describes valid values
  • <default> is a default value
  • <..> (two consecutive dots after a space at the end of the pattern) indicate that the last parameter may occur more than once

  @author Frank Fock @version 1.10 @since 1.9

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