Example: Array as option argument
package example.case5;
import java.util.Arrays;
import org.hyphenType.wrapper.StandAloneAppWrapper;
public class MyProgram extends StandAloneAppWrapper {
public void main(MyOptions opt) {
System.out.println("x = " + opt.x());
System.out.println("xStrings = " + Arrays.toString(opt.xStrings()));
System.out.println("y = " + opt.y());
System.out.println("yStrings = " + Arrays.toString(opt.yStrings()));
}
}
package example.case5;
import org.hyphenType.datastructure.Options;
import org.hyphenType.datastructure.annotations.Option;
import org.hyphenType.datastructure.annotations.OptionArgument;
@SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
public interface MyOptions extends Options {
@Option
boolean x();
@OptionArgument(option="x", index=0)
String[] xStrings();
@Option
boolean y();
@OptionArgument(option="y", index=0)
String[] yStrings();
}
_> java example.case5.MyProgram --x a b c --y d e f
x = true
xStrings = [a, b, c]
y = true
yStrings = [d, e, f]
_> java example.case5.MyProgram --y d e f
x = false
xStrings = []
y = true
yStrings = [d, e, f]
_> java example.case5.MyProgram a b --y d e f
x = false
xStrings = []
y = true
yStrings = [d, e, f]
_> java example.case5.MyProgram a b --y d e f --x g h
x = true
xStrings = [g, h]
y = true
yStrings = [d, e, f]