org.hyphenType.datastructure.annotations
Annotation Type OptionArgument
@Retention(value=RUNTIME)
@Target(value=METHOD)
public @interface OptionArgument
- Author:
- Aurelio Akira M. Matsui
option
public abstract String option
name
public abstract String name
- Default:
- ""
index
public abstract int index
- The index of this option argument. Each option argument
should have a unique index. Indexes should
be a sequence in the form 0, 1, ...
This property has 0 as the default value to keep the code
clean when there is only one argument.
But it is not advisable to omit the index when using more than
one option argument since it is harder to read. This is a
counter example:
@OptionArgument(option="a")
String arg1();
@OptionArgument(option="a", index=1)
String arg2();
The following is more readable:
@OptionArgument(option="a", index=0)
String arg1();
@OptionArgument(option="a", index=1)
String arg2();
- Returns:
- The index of this option argument.
- Default:
- 0
regex
public abstract String regex
- Regular expression that a string should match in order to be accepted as
this argument. Default value will accept anything that does not start
with a single or a double hyphen. When you write a regex, you can refer
to the single hyphen as \h and the double hyphen as \H. Therefore, the
default regex is "[^\Q\h\E&^\Q\H\E].*".
Note that single and double hyphens are, respectively, the strings "-"
and "--", but these strings can be changed through the properties
ArgumentsObject.singleHyphen()
and
ArgumentsObject.doubleHyphen()
.
- Default:
- "[^\\Q\\h\\E&^\\Q\\H\\E].*"
channels
public abstract InputChannel[] channels
- Default:
- org.hyphenType.datastructure.annotations.InputChannel.ARGUMENT
mandatory
public abstract boolean mandatory
- Default:
- false
description
public abstract String description
- Default:
- ""
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