Uses of Interface
org.refcodes.cli.Condition

Uses of Condition in org.refcodes.cli

Classes in org.refcodes.cli that implement Condition

Modifier and Type	Class	Description
class	AbstractCondition	The AbstractCondition is an abstract implementation of the Condition interface providing the boiler plate when implementing the Condition interface as done by the AbstractCondition's sub-classes.
class	AllCondition	The AllCondition enforces that the encapsulated Term consumes all arguments passed via invoking its Term.parseArgs(String[], CliContext), else a SuperfluousArgsException is thrown.
class	AndCondition	An AndCondition contains (represents) a list of Condition (Term) instances (nested by the AndCondition) of which all are to be parsed successfully as of invoking the Term.parseArgs(String[], String[], CliContext) methods.
class	AnyCondition	Any of the nested Condition conditions may match for the AnyCondition to match, e.g. all of the nested conditions are optional.
class	CasesCondition	The CasesCondition is an XorCondition making sure that all possible cases inside the XorCondition must(!)
class	OrCondition	An OrCondition represents a list of Condition (Term) instances of which at least one must be parsed successfully when the Term s' Term.parseArgs(String[], String[], CliContext) methods are invoked.
class	XorCondition	An XorCondition represents a list of Condition (Term) instances of which only one is allowed to be parsed successfully when the Term.parseArgs(String[], String[], CliContext) methods are invoked.

Methods in org.refcodes.cli that return Condition

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
default Condition[]	Condition.toConditions(String[] aArgs)	Determines the potential Condition instances matching the given args (intersection) which might be useful to get more details on failing to parse arguments (in case we have superfluous arguments and want to see which Condition parent's Operand child addressed them).