Results for "tag:argument"
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ise_gobo: Gobo Eiffel for EiffelSoftware 18
Welcome to the distribution of Gobo from EiffelSoftware. Here are some information on this distribution: * The Gobo binaries are located in spec/$ISE_PLATFORM/bin. * The documentation is available from http://www.gobosoft.com * The samples can be compiled using the gobo_sample.ecf file and replacing the THE_ROOT_CLASS_HERE by the actual name of the root class for the sample you chose. Happy Eiffeling, The EiffelSoftware Team
ise gobo argument lex yacc lexical math parse pattern regexp string structure test time utility tools xml
Mon, 10 Jun 2024 14:34:18 GMT
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eclop: ECLOP, Eiffel Command Line Parser 21
ECLOP stands for Eiffel Command Line Parser and is a small library for parsing command line options. The current release (0.1.1) should still be considered a beta release but should despite that still be useful for writing command line based programs and it is reasonably stable. Your mileage may vary. ;-)
Mon, 10 Jun 2024 14:36:45 GMT
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argument_parser: Obsolete Eiffel Argument Parser 14
Obsolete, please use the new 'arg_parser' library
obsolete argument parser command line cli
Mon, 10 Jun 2024 14:35:31 GMT
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arg_parser: Eiffel Argument Parser 18
An argument parser library for parsing and validating command line arguments.
arg argument parser command line cli
Mon, 10 Jun 2024 14:34:22 GMT
Usage: "criterion:value" (note: "value" is aliased with "text:value") Criteria: [name] name:foo* - packages of short name matching "foo*" pattern [title] title:base - packages of title "base" [tag] tag:web - packages tagged "web" [description] description:"advanced usage" - packages with phrase "advanced usage" in their description [owner] owner:*Caesar - packages published by users with the user names matching "*Caesar" [downloads] downloads:10 - packages with at least 10 downloads [text] text:abc - equivalent to "name:abc or title:abc or tag:abc" Criteria can be combined with "and" (the default), "or" (aliased with prefix "+"), "not" (aliased with prefix "-"). Criteria "name", "title", "tag" and "description" supports wildcards (*,?).