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Class sep.io.ArgumentKeeper 

java.lang.Object
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   +----sep.io.ArgumentKeeper
public class ArgumentKeeper
extends Object
This class stores and retrieves a command line argument list or any other array of Strings.

The class distinguishes three types of arguments:

See Also:
get, getString, getInt, getFloat, getIntArray, getFloatArray

Constructor Index

o ArgumentKeeper(String[])

Method Index

o containsKey(String)
o get(String)
o getAxis(String) 
axis1=12,.004f,0.0f,time,sec
o getAxis(String, String)
o getBoolean(String)
o getBoolean(String, boolean)
o getBoolean(String, String)
o getDouble(String)
o getDouble(String, double)
o getDouble(String, String)
o getFloat(String)
o getFloat(String, float)
o getFloat(String, String)
o getFloatArray(String)
o getFloatArray(String, float[])
alternative default version: the default is not a string, but of the return type.
o getFloatArray(String, String)
o getInt(String)
o getInt(String, int)
o getInt(String, String)
o getIntArray(String)
o getIntArray(String, int[])
alternative default version: the default is not a string, but of the return type.
o getIntArray(String, String)
o getNames()
o getString(String)
o getString(String, String)
o getStringArray(String)
o getStringArray(String, String)
o getStringArray(String, String[])
alternative default version: the default is not a string, but of the return type.
o isEmpty()
o nOfParamWith(String)
Will return the number of arguments that start with String "root" and end with a counter: e.g.
o size()

Constructors

o ArgumentKeeper 
 public ArgumentKeeper(String args[])

Methods

o size 
 public int size()
o isEmpty 
 public boolean isEmpty()
o containsKey 
 public boolean containsKey(String myflag)
o nOfParamWith 
 public int nOfParamWith(String root)
Will return the number of arguments that start with String "root" and end with a counter: e.g. args contains n1=4 n2=5 n3=7 and root is "n" than the return value is 3.

o get 
 public String get(String paraName)
o getString 
 public String getString(String paraName)
o getInt 
 public int getInt(String paraName)
o getFloat 
 public float getFloat(String paraName)
o getDouble 
 public double getDouble(String paraName)
o getBoolean 
 public boolean getBoolean(String paraName)
o getNames 
 public String[] getNames()
o getString 
 public String getString(String paraName,
                         String deflt)
o getInt 
 public int getInt(String paraName,
                   String deflt)
o getFloat 
 public float getFloat(String paraName,
                       String deflt)
o getDouble 
 public double getDouble(String paraName,
                         String deflt)
o getBoolean 
 public boolean getBoolean(String paraName,
                           String deflt)
o getInt 
 public int getInt(String paraName,
                   int deflt)
o getFloat 
 public float getFloat(String paraName,
                       float deflt)
o getDouble 
 public double getDouble(String paraName,
                         double deflt)
o getBoolean 
 public boolean getBoolean(String paraName,
                           boolean deflt)
o getIntArray 
 public int[] getIntArray(String paraName)
Parameters:
par=1,2,3 - returns int i = int[3] with i[0]=1 i[1]=2 i[3]=2
o getIntArray 
 public int[] getIntArray(String paraName,
                          int deflt[])
alternative default version: the default is not a string, but of the return type. I think it might be superior. We could offer both.

o getIntArray 
 public int[] getIntArray(String paraName,
                          String deflt)
o getFloatArray 
 public float[] getFloatArray(String paraName)
Parameters:
par=.5,2 - returns float i = float[3] with i[0]=.5f i[1]=2.f
o getFloatArray 
 public float[] getFloatArray(String paraName,
                              float deflt[])
alternative default version: the default is not a string, but of the return type. I think it might be superior. We could offer both.

o getFloatArray 
 public float[] getFloatArray(String paraName,
                              String deflt)
o getStringArray 
 public String[] getStringArray(String paraName)
Parameters:
par=high,low - returns String[] i = String[2] with i[0]=high i[1]=low
o getStringArray 
 public String[] getStringArray(String paraName,
                                String deflt[])
alternative default version: the default is not a string, but of the return type. I think it might be superior. We could offer both.

o getStringArray 
 public String[] getStringArray(String paraName,
                                String deflt)
o getAxis 
 public Axis getAxis(String paraName)

axis1=12,.004f,0.0f,time,sec

o getAxis 
 public Axis getAxis(String paraName,
                     String deflt)

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