Examples of Arguments

co.cask.cdap.app.runtime.Arguments
co.cask.tigon.internal.app.runtime.Arguments
com.hp.hpl.jena.extras.commandline.Arguments
Command-line argument handling; used by Eyeball and TestFramework (well, it will be, soon) @author kers
com.iCo6.IO.mini.Arguments
com.sun.enterprise.tools.common.validation.constraints.data.Arguments
com.volantis.styling.impl.expressions.Arguments
The arguments used by a function call.
Warning: This is a facade provided for use by user code, not for implementation by user code. User implementations of this interface are highly likely to be incompatible with future releases of the product at both binary and source levels.
@mock.generate
de.innovationgate.wgpublisher.expressions.tmlscript.VarArgParser.Arguments
eu.mosaic_cloud.benchmarks.prototype.Pipeline.Arguments
fitnesse.Arguments
io.airlift.airline.Arguments
jena.Arguments
modTransf.engine.Arguments
Arguments provided to Rule methods. Actually, this is a List.
org.apache.flex.compiler.internal.config.annotations.Arguments
org.apache.jmeter.config.Arguments
Title: Apache JMeter Description: Copyright: Copyright (c) 2000 Company: Apache Foundation @author Michael Stover @created $Date: 2002/02/23 01:21:06 $ @version 1.0
org.apache.jsieve.Arguments

A parsed representation of the RFC3028 BNF...
arguments = *argument [test / test-list]
Note that a test is represented as a test-list with a single element.
org.apache.tuscany.sca.binding.corba.testing.exceptions.CalcPackage.Arguments
org/apache/tuscany/sca/binding/corba/testing/exceptions/CalcPackage/Arguments.java . Generated by the IDL-to-Java compiler (portable), version "3.2" from exceptions.idl sobota, 7 czerwiec 2008 16:12:31 CEST
org.apache.twill.internal.Arguments
Class that encapsulate application arguments and per runnable arguments.
org.geotools.resources.Arguments
A helper class for parsing command-line arguments. Instance of this class are usually created inside {@code main} methods. For example:
```
 public static void main(String[] args) { Arguments arguments = new Arguments(args); } 
```
Then, method likes {@link #getRequiredString} or {@link #getOptionalString} can be used.If a parameter is badly formatted or if a required parameter is not presents, then the method {@link #illegalArgument} will be invoked with a message that describes the error.The default implementation print the localized error message to standard output {@link #out}and exits the virtual machine with a call to {@link System#exit} with error code 1. @since 2.0 @source $URL$ @version $Id$ @author Martin Desruisseaux (IRD)
org.jboss.aesh.cl.Arguments
org.jeecgframework.minidao.annotation.Arguments
org.jitterbit.util.net.Arguments
@author Henrik Nordberg @author Torgil Zethson @since 1.3.0
org.python.antlr.ast.arguments
org.thymeleaf.Arguments
Objects of this class contain all the required arguments for template processing.

These objects are created internally by the Template Engine in order to provide processors with all the information they might need for performing their tasks.

Arguments include many attributes, among which some should be used internally only, and never by developers of attribute/element processors. Public attributes are:
- The Template Engine configuration ( {@link Configuration}): {@link #getConfiguration()}
- The template name: {@link #getTemplateName()}
- The Context ( {@link org.thymeleaf.context.IContext}): {@link #getContext()}
- The current map of ID Counts (used for adding a unique index to repeated id attributes): {@link #getIdCounts()}
- The Expression roots:
  - For normal (non selected) evaluation (${...} in standard dialect): {@link #getExpressionEvaluationRoot()}
  - For selected evaluation (*{...} in standard dialect): {@link #getExpressionSelectionEvaluationRoot()}
- Information about whether processing non-element nodes is allowed at a specific point of a template execution or not (default is to process only elements).
@author Daniel Fernández @since 1.0
ru.yandex.strictweb.ajaxtools.annotation.Arguments
stallone.util.Arguments
Reads an Argument list in the form -command [arg1 [arg2 .. ]] -command [arg1 [arg2 .. ]] ...
Please note that each command must start with a dash "-". Dashed are therefore not allowed at the beginning of arguments. If a "-" sign is followed by a number, that is treated as a negative number, otherwise it is always treated as a command.
Each command ends with a whitespace, its arguments are separated by whitespaces and its argument list runs to the next word starting with "-" Arguments that contain spaces must be protected by quotation marks (").
Each argument is attached to its preceding command. Arguments without commands (as in many linux programs, e.g. convert or lpr) are currently not supported
structures.Arguments
util.Arguments
Utility like Unix getopt. Usage: int c; parseArgumentTokens(argv); while ( (c = getArguments()) != -1 ){ switch (c) { case 'v': System.out.println( "v" ); break; case 'V': System.out.println( "V" ); break; @version $id$ @author Jeffrey Rodriguez
water.init.Arguments
Utility for processing command Simple command line processing. This class provides functionality for parsing command line arguments that is coded over and over again in main methods. The model is that command line arguments have the form:
```
 option_args* free_form 
```
where each element in option_args is an option starting with a '-' character and each element in free_form is a string. Option arguments have the syntax:
```
 '-'NAME[=VALUE] 
```
where NAME is the option identifier and VALUE is the string argument for that option.
An example use of the class is as follows:
```
 static void main(String[] args) { Arguments cl = new Arguments(); cl.parse(args); if (cl.getOption("verbose") != null) ... ; String file = cl.getArgument(0); String path = cl.getOption("classpath"); 
```
@author Jan Vitek

Examples of io.airlift.airline.Arguments

                            injectionMetadata.commandOptions.add(optionMetadata);
                            break;
                    }
                }


                Arguments argumentsAnnotation = field.getAnnotation(Arguments.class);
                if (field.isAnnotationPresent(Arguments.class)) {
                    String title;
                    if (!argumentsAnnotation.title().isEmpty()) {
                        title = argumentsAnnotation.title();
                    }
                    else {
                        title = field.getName();
                    }


                    String description = argumentsAnnotation.description();
                    String usage = argumentsAnnotation.usage();
                    boolean required = argumentsAnnotation.required();


                    injectionMetadata.arguments.add(new ArgumentsMetadata(title, description, usage, required, path));
                }
            }
        }

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Examples of jena.Arguments

    public static TestSuite suite()
        { return new TestSuite( TestArguments.class ); }


    @Test public void testUnspecifiedAreNull()
        {
        Arguments a = new Arguments( "foo" );
        assertEquals( null, a.valueFor( "foo" ) );
        assertEquals( null, a.valueFor( "spring" ) );
        }

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Examples of modTransf.engine.Arguments

       // Iterate on all combinations
       ArgumentsIterator combinationsIter = new ArgumentsIterator( args );
       List res = new ArrayList();
       while(combinationsIter.hasNext() )
       {
         Arguments curArgs = combinationsIter.nextArguments();
         if( executeRuleInNewContext( curArgs, context ) )
           {
             //System.out.println("add args '" + curArgs + "'." );
             res.add( curArgs );
             isCalled = true;

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Examples of modTransf.engine.Arguments

    rule.addRule( createSimpleRule( "r1", "in, out", false) );


    rule.engineStart( context );


    // execute the rule
    Arguments args = new ArrayArguments();
    rule.execute( args, context );


    // Check the descriptors
    assertEquals("desc size", registeredRule.getParameterDescriptors().size(), rule.getParameterDescriptors().size());
    Iterator iterRegistered = registeredRule.getParameterDescriptors().iterator();

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Examples of modTransf.engine.Arguments

    rule.addRule( createSimpleRule( "rule3", "in, out", true) );


    rule.engineStart( context );


    // execute the rule
    Arguments args = new ArrayArguments();
    args.add( attr1 );
    args.add( null );
    rule.execute( args, context );


    // Check if the rule is called
    //assertEquals("rule is called", 1, methodCallsTrace.size());
    assertTrue("rule1 is checked", methodCallsTrace.remove("rule1.execute()"));

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Examples of modTransf.engine.Arguments

    rule.addRule( rule3);


    rule.engineStart( context );


    // execute the rule
    Arguments args = new ArrayArguments();
    args.add( attr1 );
    args.add( null );
    rule.isAllowed( args, context );


    // Check if the rule is called
    //assertEquals("rule is called", 1, methodCallsTrace.size());
    assertTrue("rule1 is checked", methodCallsTrace.remove("rule1.isAllowed()"));

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Examples of modTransf.engine.Arguments


    assertTrue("trace", methodCallsTrace.remove(ruleName+".execute()"));
    assertEquals("trace", 0, methodCallsTrace.size());


    // Check the arguments provided to the called rule
    Arguments args = (Arguments)objectTrace.get( ruleName+".execute().args");
    assertEquals("provided args ", attr0, args.get(0));
    assertEquals("provided args ", null, args.get(1)); // out args are nullified
  }

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Examples of modTransf.engine.Arguments

    if (ruleLog.isInfoEnabled() )
      ruleLog.info( "resolve all '" + ruleName + "'( found " + argIter.size() +  " combinations )" );


     while( argIter.hasNext() )
     {
       Arguments args = argIter.nextArguments();
       //System.out.println( "execute(" + args + " )" );
       // Initialize new context
       context.enterLocalContext();
       //context.setArguments(args);
       //context.setRule(this);

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Examples of modTransf.engine.Arguments

    //rule.addDomain( createDomain( "uml", 1, null, null, true) );
    String actionName = "action";
    rule.addAction( new CheckContextAction(actionName) );


    // execute the rule
    Arguments args = new ArrayArguments();
    rule.execute( args, context );


    // Check if the action is called
    assertTrue("trace", methodCallsTrace.remove(actionName+".execute()"));
    assertEquals("trace", 0, methodCallsTrace.size());

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Examples of modTransf.engine.Arguments

  {
    String VARNAME = "aVarName";
    Domain domain = createDomain("src", 0, VARNAME, null);


    String value = new String("aValue");
    Arguments args = new ArrayArguments();
    args.add(value);
    contextImpl.setArguments(args);


    // Try to get the value
    Object res = domain.getPropertyValue(null, context); // Surrounding rule is not set
    assertEquals("property value", value, res);


    // Try to set the value
    Object newValue = new String("aNewValue");
    domain.setPropertyValue(null, newValue, context); // Surrounding rule is not set
    res = domain.getPropertyValue(null, context); // Surrounding rule is not set
    assertEquals("property value", newValue, res);
    assertEquals("arguments out value", newValue, args.get(0));
  }

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