Esempio n. 1
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        /// <summary>
        /// Determine if the arguments can be accepted.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="rawArgs">Arguments from commandline.</param>
        /// <param name="prefix">-</param>
        /// <param name="separator">:</param>
        /// <returns>True if success. False otherwise.</returns>
        public virtual BoolMessageItem <Args> AcceptArgs(string[] rawArgs, string prefix, string separator)
        {
            Settings.ArgsPrefix    = prefix;
            Settings.ArgsSeparator = separator;

            // If there is an argument reciever, then reset the _args.Schema
            // using the arg attributes in the reciever.
            if (IsArgumentRecieverApplicable)
            {
                _args.Schema.Items = ArgsHelper.GetArgsFromReciever(Settings.ArgsReciever);
            }

            Args args = new Args(rawArgs, Options);

            // Are the args required?
            if (args.IsEmpty && !Settings.ArgsRequired)
            {
                return(new BoolMessageItem <Args>(args, true, "Arguments not required."));
            }

            // Handle -help, -about, -pause.
            BoolMessageItem <Args> optionsResult = AppHelper.HandleOptions(this, args);

            if (!optionsResult.Success)
            {
                return(optionsResult);
            }

            // Validate/Parse args.
            BoolMessageItem <Args> result = Args.Accept(rawArgs, prefix, separator, 1, Options, OptionsExamples);

            // Successful ? Apply args to object reciever
            if (result.Success)
            {
                // Store the parsed args.
                _args = result.Item;

                if (IsArgumentRecieverApplicable)
                {
                    Args.Accept(rawArgs, prefix, separator, Settings.ArgsReciever);
                }
            }

            // Errors ? Show them.
            if (!result.Success)
            {
                ArgsUsage.ShowError(result.Message);
            }

            return(result);
        }
Esempio n. 2
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        /// <summary>
        /// Show how to parse the command line args.
        /// </summary>
        /// <returns></returns>
        public bool AcceptArguments()
        {
            // Show the arguments.
            Logger.Info(ArgsUsage.Build(_argsReciever));

            // If args not supplied. simulate them.
            if (_args == null || _args.Length == 0)
            {
                _args = new string[] { "-env:Prod", "-date:${today}", "-dryrun:false", "MySettings", "8" }
            }
            ;

            return(Args.Accept(_args, "-", ":", _argsReciever));
        }
        /// <summary>
        /// Run the application.
        /// </summary>
        public override BoolMessageItem  Execute()
        {
            //<doc:example>
            Args.InitServices((textargs) => ComLib.LexArgs.ParseList(textargs), (arg) => ComLib.Subs.Substitutor.Substitute(arg));

            // Sample raw command line args.
            string[] rawArgs = new string[] { "-config:prod.xml", "-date:${t-1}", "-readonly:true", "myApplicationId" };

            // Option 1. Statically parse using -, : as prefix/separator.
            Args args = Args.Parse(rawArgs, "-", ":").Item;

            Console.WriteLine("Config : {0},  BusinessDate : {1}, [0] : {2}", args.Named["config"], args.Named["date"], args.Positional[0]);

            // Option 2. Statically parse args and apply them on an object.
            StartupArgs reciever = new StartupArgs();
            bool        accepted = Args.Accept(rawArgs, "-", ":", reciever);

            Console.WriteLine(string.Format("Accepted config : {0}, date : {1}, readonly : {2}, settingsId: {3}",
                                            reciever.Config, reciever.BusinessDate, reciever.ReadonlyMode, reciever.DefaultSettingsId));

            // Option 3: Instance based parsing with Fluent-like Schema population.
            Args args2 = new Args("-", ":").Schema.AddNamed <string>("config").Required.DefaultsTo("dev.xml").Describe("Configuration file")
                         .AddNamed <bool>("readonly").Required.DefaultsTo(false).Describe("Run app in readonly mode")
                         .AddNamed <DateTime>("date").Required.DefaultsTo(DateTime.Today).Interpret.Describe("Business date").Examples("${t-1}", "${today} | ${t-1}")
                         .AddPositional <int>(0).Optional.Describe("Application Id").Args;

            args2.DoParse(rawArgs);

            // Check for -help, -version -info
            rawArgs = new string[] { "-help" };
            Args args3 = new Args(rawArgs, "-", ":");

            if (args3.IsHelp)
            {
                // Usage Option 1. Show usage of the arguments.
                Console.WriteLine(args2.GetUsage("My Sample Application"));

                // Usage Option 2. Display usage using reciever.
                // ( NOTE: -help is automatically interpreted to display args usage).
                ArgsUsage.ShowUsingReciever(Settings.ArgsReciever, Settings.ArgsPrefix, Settings.ArgsSeparator);
            }
            //</doc:example>
            return(BoolMessageItem.True);
        }
        /// <summary>
        /// Run the application.
        /// </summary>
        public override BoolMessageItem  Execute()
        {
            // Sample command line args.
            string[] argList = new string[] { "-config:prod.xml", "-date:${t-1}", "-readonly:true", "myApplicationId" };

            // Option 1. Parse using -, : as prefix/separator.
            Args args = Args.Parse(argList, "-", ":").Item;

            Console.WriteLine("Config : {0},  BusinessDate : {1}, [0] : {2}", args.Named["config"], args.Named["date"], args.Positional[0]);

            // Option 2. Parse args and apply them on an object.
            StartupArgs reciever = new StartupArgs();
            bool        accepted = Args.Accept(argList, "-", ":", reciever);

            Console.WriteLine(string.Format("Accepted config : {0}, date : {1}, readonly : {2}, settingsId: {3}",
                                            reciever.Config, reciever.BusinessDate, reciever.ReadonlyMode, reciever.DefaultSettingsId));

            // Display -help text.
            // ( NOTE: -help is automatically interpreted to display args usage).
            ArgsUsage.ShowUsingReciever(Settings.ArgsReciever);
            return(BoolMessageItem.True);
        }