All Constants

This string contains the default description returned by ACommandLineChoice.valueDescription if no other description is set when the option is constructed.

This string contains the default description returned by ACommandLineFlag.valueDescription if no other description is set when the option is constructed.

This string contains the default description returned by ACommandLineFloatRange.valueDescription if no other description is set when the option is constructed.

This string controls the format of the extra string appended to the result returned when ACommandLineIntegerRange.usageString is called.

This string controls the format of the error message emitted by ACommandLineIntegerRange.setValue in the event that the routine is given a value which is incompatible with the option.

This string controls the format of the header printed when ACommandLineOptionDictionary.printUsageTo is called.

This string determines the character that is used to indicate a value should be assigned to a named option.

This string contains the default description returned by ACommandLineOption.valueDescription if no other description is set when the option is constructed.

This constant is used to determine where the descriptions of command-line options begin when printed to a text-based device, such as a console.

This string controls the format of the string used to indicate to the user which values may be assigned to an option.

This string determines the characters that are used to indicate the abbreviated name of a command line parameter when it is passed on the command line.

This string controls the string used to indicate when an option is required.

This string contains the default description returned by ACommandLineString.valueDescription if no other description is set when the option is constructed.

This array can be used to determine whether and how ALinearCConsoleApplication.printVersionTo prints additional items besides just the program name and version.

This string controls the format of the error message emitted by ALinearCBooleanExpression.parse when an invalid boolean expression is encountered.

This string specifies the characters that LinearC recognizes as alphanumeric.

This string controls the format of the error message emitted by ALinearCCompoundExpression.performOperation when an attempt is made to peform a mathematical operation on incompatible value types.

In order to parse Windows-style paths, the LinearC parser must know about backslash characters.

In order to parse compound expressions, the LinearC parser must know when one expression begins and ends.

In order to parse strings, the LinearC parser must know when one begins and ends.

In order to parse strings, the LinearC parser must know when one begins and ends.

In order to parse compound expressions, the LinearC parser must know when one expression begins and ends.

In order to process switch options, LinearC must define some tokens that represent truth and falsehood.

In order to process switch options, LinearC must define some tokens that represent truth and falsehood.

In order to process switch options, LinearC must define some tokens that represent truth and falsehood.

In order to process switch options, LinearC must define some tokens that represent truth and falsehood.

In order to process switch options, LinearC must define some tokens that represent truth and falsehood.

In order to process switch options, LinearC must define some tokens that represent truth and falsehood.

In order to process switch options, LinearC must define some tokens that represent truth and falsehood.

In order to process switch options, LinearC must define some tokens that represent truth and falsehood.

The LinearC parser allows equality tests on numeric values.

The LinearC parser allows equality tests on numeric values.

The opcodes recognized by the language

This string controls the format of the warning issued in the event that ALinearCAssignmentStatement.parse encounters an attempt to name an option on the command line that was not defined in its list of available options.

This string controls the format of the error message emitted by ALinearCExpression.parse when an invalid expression is encountered.

This constant is used as the return value of ALinearCConsoleApplication.run to indicate the user requested version information from the command line.

This constant represents one of the rules defined by TheLinearCLanguage.defineRules; in this case, the tokens that are allowed to begin an expression, which in LinearC consists of those tokens encountered after the assignment operator.

This constant represents one of the rules defined by TheLinearCLanguage.defineRules; in this case, the tokens that are allowed to begin a simple expression.

This constant represents one of the rules defined by TheLinearCLanguage.defineRules; in this case, the tokens that are allowed to delimit string literals.

This constant represents one of the rules defined by TheLinearCLanguage.defineRules; in this case, the types of tokens that may be used as equality-test operators.

This constant represents one of the rules defined by TheLinearCLanguage.defineRules; in this case, the tokens that are allowed to represent operators, which may appear between two expressions.

This constant represents one of the rules defined by TheLinearCLanguage.defineRules; in this case, the tokens that are allowed to represent a True value when setting switch options.