Re: [Clops-users] jOpt

[Radu G. <rad...@gm...>]

Thanks! You saved us some work :)

We'll soon add this information to the comparison table.

On Wed, Mar 25, 2009 at 3:08 PM, Paul Holser <ph...@gm...> wrote:
> Hi Radu,
>
> Thanks for letting me know about your project. If you'd like to add
> JOpt Simple to your comparison matrix, feel free.
>
> Version: 3.1-beta1
> Type of specification: Source code, fluent interface
> License: MIT
> Variants of option names: List
> Alternatives to hyphen: No
> Option format: Yes (-mX, -m X, -m=X)
> Dynamic option names: No
> Options with missing parameters: Yes, options can optionally accept arguments.
> Required parameters: Yes, options can be made to require an argument.
> Default value of options: No
> Types of parameters: Anything you can specify a converter for
> Parameter validation: Can be done by value converters if specified.
> Comes with a date converter and regex matcher.
> Command line format, ordering of parameters: No
> Multiple use of one option: Yes, the arguments for each use are
> collected into a List
> Help extraction: Yes
> Fly rules: No
> Relation among parameters: No
> Option and argument separation (Unix --): Yes
> Option concatenation a la tar: Short options can be clustered if none
> of them accept arguments; so, you can't do "tar xvf ball.tar".
> Incremental options: No
>
> Things JOpt Simple does that weren't mentioned in the matrix:
>
> -- Concise specification of multiple arguments for an option: e.g.
> --foo=bar,biz,baz
> -- Allowing abbreviation of options, so long as the abbreviation is
> unambiguous: e.g., if --verbose is an option, specifying --v, --ve,
> --ver, etc. on the command line would suffice.
> -- "-W" alternative form of long options: e.g. -W foo=bar can be the
> same thing as --foo bar
>
> Cheers,
> Paul
>
> On Tue, Mar 24, 2009 at 9:07 PM, Radu Grigore <rad...@gm...> wrote:
>> We just released a project somewhat similar to yours:
>>  http://clops.sf.net/
>> We are actively looking for developers and testers.
>>
>> I bumped into jOpt-simple while looking for similar projects. I
>> thought you might want to know about our project.
>>
>>
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