Import commandlineapp 'summary: This is the command line tool starting point: Function Main() Local tool:= New CommandLineTool() End 'summary: This class handles the launching and parameters of the command line tool Class CommandLineTool Extends CommandLineApp 'summary: This is called when the command line tool launches. Method New() #REM Notice there are several field defined in this class, such as assemblyLocation, assemblyName and parameters. - Self.assemblyName contains the name of the tool executable file (IE. the EXE file in windows os) - Self.assemblyLocation contains the path in the filesystem where the tool is located. - Self.paramters is a string array with any parameter passed to the tool. If no parameter is present, this array is of length zero. #END 'Place the command line tool code here: End End
Import brl.filepath Import os 'summary: This class handles the launching and parameters of the command line tool Class CommandLineApp Abstract 'summary: This field contains the name of this tool assembly. That is, in windows, the EXE file of this tool. Field assemblyName:String 'summary: This field contains the location in the file system where this tool is stored. Field assemblyLocation:String 'summary: This array of strings contains all the paramters passed to this command line tool from the terminal or console.<br>If none is passed, this array will be of length zero. Field parameters:String[] Method New() 'this is the tool executable name (on windows, the EXE file name): assemblyName = filepath.StripDir(os.AppArgs[0]) 'This is the tool executable path, the folder where the assembly is located: assemblyLocation = filepath.ExtractDir(os.AppArgs[0]) 'We get the list of parameters parameters = os.AppArgs[1 ..] End 'summary: Use this method to abruptly end current application.<br>The "success" parameter may be set to true or false depending of the cause of the tool being ended. Method EndApplication(success:Bool) If success Then os.ExitApp(0) Else os.ExitApp(-1) End End
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