All Identifiers

This class represents a command-line option that expects a value to be chosen from a list of pre-defined values.

This class represents an option that expects a floating-point value which falls between a predefined minimum and maximum.

This class represents an option that can be specified more than once on the command line; each time it occurs, the value specified is added to a list of values.

This class represents a command-line option that expects a string value.

This class represents an assignment statement in LinearC; that is, the portion of a command line where a value is assigned to a named option.

This class represents a compound expression in LinearC, which can be made up of one or more subexpressions.

This class represents an expression in LinearC.

This class represents a numeric expression in LinearC, which is an expression that consists of a single number, either integer or floating-point.

This class represents a path expression in LinearC, which an expression that begins with a path delimiter, such as lcopDivideString or lcdlBackslashString and which is not contained in quotes (otherwise it would be seen as a string expression).

This class represents a single statement that is pared by the LinearC parser.

This class represents a string expression in LinearC, which is an expression that consists of a single string, delimited by either lcdlQuote1String or lcdlQuote2String.

An instance of this exception class is raised by ACommandLineOption.setValue if the value to be set does not conform to the option's definition.

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

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

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

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

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

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

This string controls the format of the string used to indicate to the user what abbreviations may be given instead of the full name of an option.

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

This string controls the format of the string used to indicate the default value of an option to the user.

This string controls the format of the error message issued in the event that ACommandLineOption.setValue is given a value that it cannot use, based on the definition of the option.

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

This string determines the characters that are used to indicate a parameter name on the command line.

This string controls the format of the string returned when ACommandLineOption.usageString is called.

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

linearcstatements.inc - A descendant of AConsoleApplication that builds and executes a command-line parser automatically.

This string specifies the characters that LinearC recognizes as beginning a numeric constant.

This string specifies the characters that LinearC recognizes as operators or delimiters.

This string controls the format of the error message emitted by ALinearCNumericExpression.parse when it encounters something that looks like it should be a number, but which cannot be evaluated as such.

The LinearC parser allows bitwise operations on numeric values.

This constant represents the total number of opcodes defined for the LinearC language.

The LinearC parser supports basic arithmetic operations on the command line.

The LinearC parser allows equality tests on numeric values.

The LinearC parser supports basic arithmetic operations on the command line.

The LinearC parser allows equality tests on numeric values.

The LinearC parser allows equality tests on numeric values.

The LinearC parser allows equality tests on numeric values.

The LinearC parser supports basic arithmetic operations on the command line.

The LinearC parser supports basic arithmetic operations on the command line.

The LinearC parser allows boolean options to be defined as NOT true or NOT false.

The LinearC parser allows bitwise operations on numeric values.

The LinearC parser supports basic arithmetic operations on the command line.

The LinearC parser allows bitwise operations on numeric values.

The LinearC parser allows bitwise operations on numeric values.

The LinearC parser supports basic arithmetic operations on the command line.

The LinearC parser allows bitwise operations on numeric values.

This string controls the format of the error message emitted by ALinearCStringExpression.convertEscapeSequence when it encounters something that looks like it should be a C-style escape sequence, but cannot parse it.

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

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

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

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

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

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

This constant represents one of the rules defined by TheLinearCLanguage.defineRules; in this case, the types of tokens that may precede an assignment expression.

This constant represents one of the rules defined by TheLinearCLanguage.defineRules; in this case, the tokens that are allowed to represent unary operators, which may appear at the forefront of an expression.

This enumeration indicates the types of options that can be accepted on the command line:

• ovtNone: Indicates an invalid option; not really used

• ovtFlag: A flag value, which is assumed to be False unless it is specified on the command-line. A flag value might be specified as --flag when passed on the command line. Represented by instances of ACommandLineFlag.

• ovtSwitch: A switch, which may be True or False. Unlike flag values, the value of a switch must be explicitly set on the command line. A switch might be specified as --switch=y or --switch=false when passed on the command line. Represented by instances of ACommandLineSwitch.

• ovtNumber: A numeric value, either integer or floating-point. The only constraints on the value are the limits of the int64 or double types. A numeric value might be specified as --value=23 or --value=42.0 when passed on the command line. Represented by instances of ACommandLineNumber.

• ovtIntegerRange, ovtFloatRange: A numeric value that must fall between a minimum and maximum value. Represented by instances of ACommandLineIntegerRange and ACommandLineFloatRange.

• ovtString: A string value. A string value might be specified as --value=text or --value="text" when passed on the command line. Represented by instances of ACommandLineString.

• ovtMultipleChoice: A value that must match one of a list of provided values. Represented by instances of ACommandLineChoice.

• ovtList: A value that can be specified more than once on the command line; each occurrence is collected into a list of values. Represented by instances of ACommandLineList.

• ovtRest: An argument that is specified without a name preceding it. These are usually used to indicate file names. This value is combined with one of the above values.