PICLI Class Reference

Command-line arguments parser. More...

Inheritance diagram for PICLI:

Public Member Functions
	PICLI (int argc, char *argv[])
	Constructor.
void	addArgument (const PIString &name, bool value=false)
	Add argument with name "name", short key = name first letter, full key = name.
void	addArgument (const PIString &name, const PIChar &shortKey, bool value=false)
	Add argument with name "name", short key = "shortKey", full key = name.
void	addArgument (const PIString &name, const char *shortKey, bool value=false)
	Add argument with name "name", short key = "shortKey", full key = name.
void	addArgument (const PIString &name, const PIChar &shortKey, const PIString &fullKey, bool value=false)
	Add argument with name "name", short key = "shortKey", full key = "fullKey".
void	addArgument (const PIString &name, const char *shortKey, const PIString &fullKey, bool value=false)
	Add argument with name "name", short key = "shortKey", full key = "fullKey".
PIString	rawArgument (int index)
	Returns unparsed command-line argument by index "index". Index 0 is program execute command.
const PIStringList &	rawArguments ()
	Returns unparsed command-line arguments.
PIString	programCommand ()
	Returns program execute command without arguments.
Public Member Functions inherited from PIObject
	PIObject (const PIString &name=PIString())
	Contructs PIObject with name "name".
PIString	name () const
	Returns object name.
virtual const char *	className () const
	Returns object class name.
bool	debug () const
	Return if debug of this object is active.
void	setName (const PIString &name)
	Set object name.
void	setDebug (bool debug)
	Set object debug active.
const PIMap< PIString, PIVariant > &	properties () const
	Returns properties of the object.
int	propertiesCount () const
	Returns properties count of the object.
PIVariant	property (const PIString &name) const
	Returns property with name "name".
void	setProperty (const PIString &name, const PIVariant &value)
	Set property with name "name" to "value". If there is no such property in object it will be added.
bool	isPropertyExists (const PIString &name) const
	Returns if property with name "name" exists.

Additional Inherited Members
Static Public Member Functions inherited from PIObject
static void	piDisconnect (PIObject *src, const PIString &sig)
	Disconnect object "src" from all connections with event name "sig".
static void	piDisconnect (PIObject *src)
	Disconnect object "src" from all connections, i.e. all connections where object "src" is emitter.
static PIObject *	findByName (const PIString &name)
	Returns PIObject* with name "name" or 0, if there is no object found.
Protected Member Functions inherited from PIObject
PIObject *	emitter () const
	Returns PIObject* which has raised an event. This value is correct only in definition of some event handler.
virtual void	propertyChanged (const PIString &name)
	Virtual function executes after property with name "name" has been changed.
Related Functions inherited from PIObject
#define	piCoutObj
	Macro used for conditional (piDebug and PIObject::debug()) output to PICout for subclasses of PIObject.
#define	PIOBJECT(name)
	you should use this macro after class declaration to use EVENT and EVENT_HANDLER and correct piCoutObj output
#define	EVENT_HANDLER0(ret, name)   ret name()
	declare event handler "event" with name "name" and return type "ret", ret name()
#define	EVENT_HANDLER1(ret, name, type0, var0)   ret name(type0 var0)
	declare event handler "event" with name "name" and return type "ret", ret name(type0 var0)
#define	EVENT_HANDLER2(ret, name, type0, var0, type1, var1)   ret name(type0 var0, type1 var1)
	declare event handler "event" with name "name" and return type "ret", ret name(type0 var0, type1 var1)
#define	EVENT_HANDLER3(ret, name, type0, var0, type1, var1, type2, var2)   ret name(type0 var0, type1 var1, type2 var2)
	declare event handler "event" with name "name" and return type "ret", ret name(type0 var0, type1 var1, type2 var2)
#define	EVENT_HANDLER4(ret, name, type0, var0, type1, var1, type2, var2, type3, var3)   ret name(type0 var0, type1 var1, type2 var2, type3 var3)
	declare event handler "event" with name "name" and return type "ret", ret name(type0 var0, type1 var1, type2 var2, type3 var3)
#define	EVENT_HANDLER   EVENT_HANDLER0
	EVENT_HANDLER is synonym of EVENT_HANDLER0.
#define	EVENT_VHANDLER0(ret, name)   virtual ret name()
	declare virtual event handler "event" with name "name" and return type "ret", virtual ret name()
#define	EVENT_VHANDLER1(ret, name, type0, var0)   virtual ret name(type0 var0)
	declare virtual event handler "event" with name "name" and return type "ret", virtual ret name(type0 var0)
#define	EVENT_VHANDLER2(ret, name, type0, var0, type1, var1)   virtual ret name(type0 var0, type1 var1)
	declare virtual event handler "event" with name "name" and return type "ret", virtual ret name(type0 var0, type1 var1)
#define	EVENT_VHANDLER3(ret, name, type0, var0, type1, var1, type2, var2)   virtual ret name(type0 var0, type1 var1, type2 var2)
	declare virtual event handler "event" with name "name" and return type "ret", virtual ret name(type0 var0, type1 var1, type2 var2)
#define	EVENT_VHANDLER4(ret, name, type0, var0, type1, var1, type2, var2, type3, var3)   virtual ret name(type0 var0, type1 var1, type2 var2, type3 var3)
	declare virtual event handler "event" with name "name" and return type "ret", virtual ret name(type0 var0, type1 var1, type2 var2, type3 var3)
#define	EVENT_VHANDLER   EVENT_VHANDLER0
	EVENT_VHANDLER is synonym of EVENT_VHANDLER0.
#define	EVENT0(name)   void name();
	declare event "event" with name "name", void name();
#define	EVENT1(name, type0, var0)   void name(type0 var0);
	declare event "event" with name "name", void name(type0 var0);
#define	EVENT2(name, type0, var0, type1, var1)   void name(type0 var0, type1 var1);
	declare event "event" with name "name", void name(type0 var0, type1 var1);
#define	EVENT3(name, type0, var0, type1, var1, type2, var2)   void name(type0 var0, type1 var1, type2 var2);
	declare event "event" with name "name", void name(type0 var0, type1 var1, type2 var2);
#define	EVENT4(name, type0, var0, type1, var1, type2, var2, type3, var3)   void name(type0 var0, type1 var1, type2 var2, type3 var3);
	declare event "event" with name "name", void name(type0 var0, type1 var1, type2 var2, type3 var3);
#define	EVENT   EVENT0
	EVENT is synonym of EVENT0.
#define	CONNECT0(ret, src, event, dest, handler)
	connect event "event" from object "src" to event handler "handler" with return type "ret" from object "dest" with check of event and handler exists
#define	CONNECT1(ret, type0, src, event, dest, handler)
	connect event "event" from object "src" to event handler "handler" with return type "ret" from object "dest" with check of event and handler exists
#define	CONNECT2(ret, type0, type1, src, event, dest, handler)
	connect event "event" from object "src" to event handler "handler" with return type "ret" from object "dest" with check of event and handler exists
#define	CONNECT3(ret, type0, type1, type2, src, event, dest, handler)
	connect event "event" from object "src" to event handler "handler" with return type "ret" from object "dest" with check of event and handler exists
#define	CONNECT4(ret, type0, type1, type2, type3, src, event, dest, handler)
	connect event "event" from object "src" to event handler "handler" with return type "ret" from object "dest" with check of event and handler exists
#define	CONNECT   CONNECT0
	CONNECT is synonym of CONNECT0.
#define	WEAK_CONNECT0(ret, src, event, dest, handler)
	connect event "event" from object "src" to event handler "handler" with return type "ret" from object "dest" without check of event exists
#define	WEAK_CONNECT1(ret, type0, src, event, dest, handler)
	connect event "event" from object "src" to event handler "handler" with return type "ret" from object "dest" without check of event exists
#define	WEAK_CONNECT2(ret, type0, type1, src, event, dest, handler)
	connect event "event" from object "src" to event handler "handler" with return type "ret" from object "dest" without check of event exists
#define	WEAK_CONNECT3(ret, type0, type1, type2, src, event, dest, handler)
	connect event "event" from object "src" to event handler "handler" with return type "ret" from object "dest" without check of event exists
#define	WEAK_CONNECT4(ret, type0, type1, type2, type3, src, event, dest, handler)
	connect event "event" from object "src" to event handler "handler" with return type "ret" from object "dest" without check of event exists
#define	WEAK_CONNECT   WEAK_CONNECT0
	WEAK_CONNECT is synonym of WEAK_CONNECT0.
#define	DISCONNECT0(ret, src, event, dest, handler)
	piDisconnect event "event" from object "src" from event handler "handler" with return type "ret" from object "dest"
#define	DISCONNECT1(ret, type0, src, event, dest, handler)
	piDisconnect event "event" from object "src" from event handler "handler" with return type "ret" from object "dest"
#define	DISCONNECT2(ret, type0, type1, src, event, dest, handler)
	piDisconnect event "event" from object "src" from event handler "handler" with return type "ret" from object "dest"
#define	DISCONNECT3(ret, type0, type1, type2, src, event, dest, handler)
	piDisconnect event "event" from object "src" from event handler "handler" with return type "ret" from object "dest"
#define	DISCONNECT4(ret, type0, type1, type2, type3, src, event, dest, handler)
	piDisconnect event "event" from object "src" from event handler "handler" with return type "ret" from object "dest"
#define	DISCONNECT   DISCONNECT0
	DISCONNECT is synonym of DISCONNECT0.
#define	HANDLER(handler)
	Returns pointer to events handler "handler".

Detailed Description

Command-line arguments parser.

Synopsis

This class provide handy parsing of command-line arguments. First you should add arguments to PICLI with function addArgument(). Then you can check if there is some argument in application command-line with function hasArgument();

Example

int main(int argc, char ** argv) {
    PICLI cli(argc, argv);
    cli.addArgument("console");
    cli.addArgument("debug");
    cli.addArgument("Value", "v", "value", true);
    if (cli.hasArgument("console"))
        piCout << "console active";
    if (cli.hasArgument("debug"))
        piCout << "debug active";
    piCout << "Value =" << cli.argumentValue("Value");
    return 0;
}

These executions are similar:
a.out -cd -v 10
a.out --value 10 -dc
a.out -c -v 10 -d
a.out --console -d -v 10
a.out --debug -c --value 10