My coding style
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| - | When coding, I try to make it as standards-based and readable as possible - and encourage others to do the same. Here is an utility class I wrote to for use in command line applications. It is surprising how often a command line app directly validates its argument array - instead of delegating at least some logic to some kind of rule-driven parser. Here's the helping hand. | + | When coding, I try to make it as standards-based and readable as possible - and encourage others to do the same. Here is an utility class I wrote to for use in command line applications. It is surprising how often a command line app directly validates its argument array - instead of delegating at least some logic to some kind of rule-driven parser. Here's the helping hand: |
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| [[CommandLineParserTest.java]] | [[CommandLineParserTest.java]] | ||
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When coding, I try to make it as standards-based and readable as possible - and encourage others to do the same. Here is an utility class I wrote to for use in command line applications. It is surprising how often a command line app directly validates its argument array - instead of delegating at least some logic to some kind of rule-driven parser. Here's the helping hand:
