Class: CommandLine

Inherits:
Object
  • Object
show all
Defined in:
lib/cmdline.rb

Constant Summary collapse

FLAG_1 =
0
FLAG_2 =
1
ACCESSOR =
2
DISP_NAME =
3
REQUIRED =
4
DEFAULT =
5
DOC =
6
CHECK =
7
@@add_help =
true

Class Method Summary collapse

Instance Method Summary collapse

Constructor Details

#initialize(definition) ⇒ CommandLine

definition

:command, nil, <accessor>, <display name>, <required?>, <default>, <doc>, <check allowed commands>

command is a subcommand, cf. ‘svn help`,

<flag1>, <flag2/nil>, <accessor>, <display name>, <required?>, <default>, <doc>, <check: optional>

commandline taking arguments, e.g. ‘mv src target` are specified like this:

:args, nil, <accessor>, <display name>, <required>, <default>, <doc>, <check: optional>

the entire rest of the commandline arg array after the first unrecognized options will then be available under ‘cmdline.<accessor>` the check proc will either be able to check the entire array or, if that fails with an exception, will test each element individually.



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# File 'lib/cmdline.rb', line 34

def initialize definition
	self.definition= definition
	@output_io ||= STDERR
	@exit_on_usage=true

end

Class Method Details

.add_help=(bool) ⇒ Object



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# File 'lib/cmdline.rb', line 18

def self.add_help= bool
	@@add_help=bool
end

Instance Method Details

#definition=(definition) ⇒ Object



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# File 'lib/cmdline.rb', line 53

def definition= definition
	definition.push(["-h", "--help", :help, false,  false, nil, "print this message"]) if @@add_help
	cl = class << self; self; end
	# add an accessor to self for each definition.
	cl.instance_eval { attr_accessor *definition.map{|arg_def| arg_def[ACCESSOR]} }
	

	definition.each {|arg_def|
		#check if cmdline takes a command
		if arg_def[FLAG_1]==:command
			@has_command = true
		end
		#set default values
		set arg_def[ACCESSOR], arg_def[DEFAULT]
	}

	@definition=definition

	class << @definition
		def retrieve_flag flag
			find { |arg|
				arg[FLAG_1]==flag || arg[FLAG_2]==flag
			}
		end
	end

end

#exit_on_usage=(bool) ⇒ Object

whether ‘exit` will be called to terminate the program if `usage` is called. Default behaviour is to call `exit` If this behaviour is turned off, a call to usage will result in an exception instead.



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# File 'lib/cmdline.rb', line 49

def exit_on_usage= bool
	@exit_on_usage= bool
end

#output=(io) ⇒ Object



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# File 'lib/cmdline.rb', line 41

def output= io
	@output_io = io
end

#parse(args = ARGV) ⇒ Object



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# File 'lib/cmdline.rb', line 145

def parse args=ARGV
	@found = []
	i=0
	# handle svn like command
	if definition = @definition.retrieve_flag(:command)

		if definition[REQUIRED] && args.length==0
			usage "missing mandatory command"
		elsif test_def = @definition.retrieve_flag(args[i])
			usage "missing mandatory command" if definition[REQUIRED] 
		else
		
			check definition, args[i]
			set definition[ACCESSOR], args[i]

			i+=1
		end	
			
	end

	while i<args.length do
		@found.push args[i]
		if definition = @definition.retrieve_flag(args[i]) # is there a definition for this flag?
			if definition[DISP_NAME]
				# takes a parameter
				check definition, args[i+=1]
				set definition[ACCESSOR], args[i]	
			else
				# plain flag
				set definition[ACCESSOR], true
			end	
		else	# are unknown flags ok? i.e. is there an :args definition.
			if definition = @definition.retrieve_flag(:args)
				check_args definition, args[i, args.length-1]
				set definition[ACCESSOR], args[i, args.length-1]
				break
			end
			usage "unknown flag: #{args[i]}"
		end
		i+=1
	end

	if definition = @definition.retrieve_flag(:args) # are :args required?
		if definition[REQUIRED]
			args = self.send definition[ACCESSOR]
			usage "missing mandatory args" unless args && args.length>1
		end
	end
	
	usage if self.help # call usage if the -h/--help flag was set.

	# check all mandatory args are present.
	@definition.each {|definition|

		if definition[REQUIRED] && !([:command, :args].include? definition[FLAG_1])
			usage "missing mandatory flag #{definition [FLAG_1]?definition[FLAG_1]:definition[FLAG_2]}" unless ((@found.include? definition[FLAG_1]) || (@found.include? definition[FLAG_2]))
		end
	}
end

#usage(mes = "") ⇒ Object

definition



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# File 'lib/cmdline.rb', line 81

def usage mes=""
	raise mes unless @exit_on_usage

	
	# put together usage information for flags.	
	max = 0			#max flag length for formatting
	has_required=false
	has_options=false
	us = @definition.map {|arg_def|
		if arg_def[FLAG_1] == :command 
			flag=:command
		elsif arg_def[FLAG_1] == :args
			flag=:args	
		else
	# create a usage string of the form:
	#   -f/-flag <value>* must start with a number
	# for each definition. (commands and args are treated seperately)		
			flag = "#{arg_def[FLAG_1]}"
			flag << "/#{arg_def[FLAG_2]}" if arg_def[FLAG_2]
			flag << " <#{arg_def[DISP_NAME]}>" if arg_def[DISP_NAME]
			flag << "*" if arg_def[REQUIRED]
			has_required = true if arg_def[REQUIRED]
			has_options = true
			max = max > flag.length ? max : flag.length
		end
		[flag, arg_def[DOC]]
	}
	
	usage = "usage: #{$0}"
	
	if command=@definition.retrieve_flag(:command)
		fmt = command[REQUIRED] ? " %s" : " [%s]"
		usage << sprintf(fmt,command[DISP_NAME])
	end
	
	if has_options
		usage << (has_required ? " options" : " [options]")
	end
	
	args_doc=false
	if command=@definition.retrieve_flag(:args)
		fmt = command[REQUIRED] ? " %s" : " [%s]"
		usage << sprintf(fmt,command[DISP_NAME])
		args_doc = "#{command[DISP_NAME]}: #{command[DOC]}"
	end
	usage << "\n"

	us.each { |arg_def|
		if arg_def[0].kind_of? String
			usage << sprintf("  %-#{max}s %s\n", arg_def[0], arg_def[1]) 
		elsif arg_def[0] == :command
			# command 
			usage << arg_def[1] if arg_def[1] 
		end

	}
	@output_io.puts usage
	@output_io.puts "* required flags" if has_required
	@output_io.puts "\n#{args_doc}" if args_doc
	@output_io.puts
	@output_io.puts mes
	exit 
end