com.palserv.XMidi
Class CmdLineArgs

java.lang.Object
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  +--com.palserv.XMidi.CmdLineArgs

public class CmdLineArgs
extends java.lang.Object

internal class

NOT FOR EXTERNAL USE

This class is more like a data structure. It contains variables, but no methods. It is used to pass these variables as a return from the Util.getCmdLine method, which is where the command line arguments are documented.


Field Summary
 java.lang.String debugFile
          Used to hold the (fully qualified) name of the debug file
 java.lang.String inFile
          Used to hold the first non-option command line argument.
 java.lang.String outFile
          Used to hold the second non-option command line argument.
 java.lang.String parserName
          Used to hold the value of the -p command line option, fully qualified.
 boolean verbose
          Used to hold the answer of "was the -v option coded?"
 
Constructor Summary
CmdLineArgs()
           
 
Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object
clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait
 

Field Detail

inFile

public java.lang.String inFile
Used to hold the first non-option command line argument. This is the name of the input file.

outFile

public java.lang.String outFile
Used to hold the second non-option command line argument. This is the name of the output file.

parserName

public java.lang.String parserName
Used to hold the value of the -p command line option, fully qualified. This means that if the -q option was coded then this variable will simply hold the value of the -p option. But if the -q option was not coded then this variable will hold the value of the -p option prepended with the package name "com.palserv.XMidi".

debugFile

public java.lang.String debugFile
Used to hold the (fully qualified) name of the debug file

verbose

public boolean verbose
Used to hold the answer of "was the -v option coded?"
Constructor Detail

CmdLineArgs

public CmdLineArgs()