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# File 'lib/command-set/standard-commands.rb', line 154
def self.define_commands
return @@set ||= Command::CommandSet.define_commands do
command(:set) do
optional.multiword_argument(:address) do |terms, subject|
last_word = terms.pop
hash = value_set(terms, subject)
if(Hash === hash)
return hash.keys.grep(%r{^#{last_word}.*})
else
return []
end
end
optional.argument(:value, "VALUE")
def value_set(terms, subject)
knobs = subject.knobs
return [] if knobs.nil?
terms.each do |term|
unless knobs.respond_to? :[]
raise Command::CommandError, "can't find settings under #{term}"
end
knobs = knobs[term]
end
return knobs
end
define_method :value_set do |terms, subject|
self.class.value_set(terms, subject)
end
subject_methods :knobs
action do
if address.nil?
dont_undo
puts subject.knobs.keys.sort.join("\n")
return
else
@knob_name = address.pop
@knobs = value_set(address, subject)
end
if Hash === @knobs[@knob_name]
dont_undo
puts @knobs[@knob_name].keys.sort.join("\n")
return
elsif @knobs.has_key? @knob_name
if value.nil?
dont_undo
puts "#@knob_name: #{@knobs[@knob_name].inspect}"
else
@original_value = @knobs[@knob_name]
@knobs[@knob_name]=value
end
end
end
undo do
@knobs[@knob_name] = @original_value
end
document <<-EOH
Without arugments, lists the available variables.
With one argument, prints the value of the variable <name>.
Sets <name> to <value>. Most settings should be obvious. But
some important ones probably won't be.
EOH
end
end
end
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