List of parseArgumentTokens() Examples

Examples of parseArgumentTokens()

util.Arguments.parseArgumentTokens()
Takes the array of standar Args passed from main method and parses the '-' and the characters after arg. - The value -1 is a special flag that is used to indicate the beginning of the queue of flags and it is also to tell the end of a group of switches. This method will generate 3 internal queues. - A queue that has the switch flag arguments. e.g. -dvV will hold d, v, V, -1. - A queue holding the string arguments needed by the switch flag arguments. If character -p requires a string argument. The string argument is saved in the string argument queue. - A queue holding a list of files string parameters not associated with a switch flag. -a -v -p myvalue test.xml test1.xml this queue will containt test.xml test1.xml @param arguments @param argsWithOptions

Examples of util.Arguments.parseArgumentTokens()

        String attributeName = null;




        /////


        argopt.parseArgumentTokens(argv , new char[] { 'p', 'e', 'a'} );
        int   c;
        String arg = null;
        while ( ( arg =  argopt.getlistFiles() ) != null ) {
outer:
            while ( (c =  argopt.getArguments()) != -1 ){

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Examples of util.Arguments.parseArgumentTokens()

        }


        // vars
        String  parserName = DEFAULT_PARSER_NAME;


        argopt.parseArgumentTokens(argv , new char[] { 'p'} );


        int   c;
        String arg = null; 
        while ( ( arg =  argopt.getlistFiles() ) != null ) {
outer:

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Examples of util.Arguments.parseArgumentTokens()

        // vars
        boolean canonical  = false;
        String  parserName = DEFAULT_PARSER_NAME;




        argopt.parseArgumentTokens(argv, new char[] { 'p'} );


        int   c;
        String arg = null;
        while ( ( arg =  argopt.getlistFiles() ) != null ) {

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Examples of util.Arguments.parseArgumentTokens()

        }


        // vars
        String  parserName = DEFAULT_PARSER_NAME;


        argopt.parseArgumentTokens(argv, new char[] { 'p'} );


        int   c;
        String arg = null;
        while ( ( arg =  argopt.getlistFiles() ) != null ) {
            outer:

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Examples of util.Arguments.parseArgumentTokens()

        }


        // vars
        String  parserName = DEFAULT_PARSER_NAME;


        argopt.parseArgumentTokens(argv, new char[]  { 'p'} );


        int   c;
        String arg = null;
        while ( ( arg =  argopt.getlistFiles() ) != null ) {
            outer:

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Examples of util.Arguments.parseArgumentTokens()

        // vars
        boolean canonical  = false;
        String  parserName = DEFAULT_PARSER_NAME;




        argopt.parseArgumentTokens(argv, new char[] { 'p'} );


        int   c;
        String arg = null;
        while ( ( arg =  argopt.getlistFiles() ) != null ) {

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Examples of util.Arguments.parseArgumentTokens()

        }


        // vars
        String  parserName = DEFAULT_PARSER_NAME;


        argopt.parseArgumentTokens(argv, new char[]  { 'p'} );


        int   c;
        String arg = null; 
        while ( ( arg =  argopt.getlistFiles() ) != null ) {
            outer:

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