Uses of Class
org.clapper.util.cmdline.CommandLineUsageException

Packages that use CommandLineUsageException

org.clapper.util.cmdline

Uses of CommandLineUsageException in org.clapper.util.cmdline

Methods in org.clapper.util.cmdline that throw CommandLineUsageException

void	ParameterParser.parse(java.lang.String[] params, ParameterHandler paramHandler) Parse a set of command-line parameters.
protected void	CommandLineUtility.parseCustomOption(char shortOption, java.lang.String longOption, java.util.Iterator<java.lang.String> it) Called by parseParams() to handle any option it doesn't recognize.
protected double	CommandLineUtility.parseDoubleOptionArgument(char shortOption, java.lang.String longOption, java.lang.String value) Convenience method that parses a double option argument, throwing a CommandLineUsageException, not a NumberFormatException, on error.
protected double	CommandLineUtility.parseDoubleOptionArgument(char shortOption, java.lang.String longOption, java.lang.String value, double min, double max) Convenience method that parses a double floating point option argument, throwing a CommandLineUsageException, not a NumberFormatException, on error.
protected double	CommandLineUtility.parseDoubleParameter(java.lang.String value) Convenience method that parses a double value, throwing a CommandLineUsageException, not a NumberFormatException, on error.
protected double	CommandLineUtility.parseDoubleParameter(java.lang.String value, double min, double max) Convenience method that parses a double value, throwing a CommandLineUsageException, not a NumberFormatException, on error.
protected float	CommandLineUtility.parseFloatOptionArgument(char shortOption, java.lang.String longOption, java.lang.String value) Convenience method that parses a float point option argument, throwing a CommandLineUsageException, not a NumberFormatException, on error.
protected float	CommandLineUtility.parseFloatOptionArgument(char shortOption, java.lang.String longOption, java.lang.String value, float min, float max) Convenience method that parses a floating point option argument, throwing a CommandLineUsageException, not a NumberFormatException, on error.
protected float	CommandLineUtility.parseFloatParameter(java.lang.String value) Convenience method that parses a floating point value, throwing a CommandLineUsageException, not a NumberFormatException, on error.
protected float	CommandLineUtility.parseFloatParameter(java.lang.String value, float min, float max) Convenience method that parses a floating point value, throwing a CommandLineUsageException, not a NumberFormatException, on error.
protected int	CommandLineUtility.parseIntOptionArgument(char shortOption, java.lang.String longOption, java.lang.String value) Convenience method that parses an integer option argument, throwing a CommandLineUsageException, not a NumberFormatException, on error.
protected int	CommandLineUtility.parseIntOptionArgument(char shortOption, java.lang.String longOption, java.lang.String value, int min, int max) Convenience method that parses an integer option argument, throwing a CommandLineUsageException, not a NumberFormatException, on error.
protected int	CommandLineUtility.parseIntParameter(java.lang.String value) Convenience method that parses an integer value, throwing a CommandLineUsageException, not a NumberFormatException, on error.
protected int	CommandLineUtility.parseIntParameter(java.lang.String value, int min, int max) Convenience method that parses an integer value, throwing a CommandLineUsageException, not a NumberFormatException, on error.
void	ParameterHandler.parseOption(char shortOption, java.lang.String longOption, java.util.Iterator<java.lang.String> it) Handles a parsed option.
void	ParameterHandler.parsePostOptionParameters(java.util.Iterator<java.lang.String> it) Handles all parameters that appear after the end of the options.
protected void	CommandLineUtility.processPostOptionCommandLine(java.util.Iterator<java.lang.String> it) Called by parseParams() once option parsing is complete, this method must handle any additional parameters on the command line.