Class: Rabal::Usage
- Inherits:
-
Object
- Object
- Rabal::Usage
- Defined in:
- lib/rabal/usage.rb
Overview
Rabal has unique Usage output requirements and as such the default usage provided by the Main gem although nice are not sufficient.
Rabal requires the Usage to be generated after the parameters have been parsed as the parameters that are on the commandline determine how the help is printed.
Instance Attribute Summary collapse
-
#app ⇒ Object
readonly
Returns the value of attribute app.
Instance Method Summary collapse
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#initialize(app) ⇒ Usage
constructor
A new instance of Usage.
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#option_format(pre, option, description, col1, col2, width) ⇒ Object
take in an option and a description and some formatting criteria and format a single option.
- #section_options(pre, list) ⇒ Object
-
#to_s ⇒ Object
some of the generated usage is quite useful, others we want to dump, or rename.
Constructor Details
#initialize(app) ⇒ Usage
Returns a new instance of Usage.
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# File 'lib/rabal/usage.rb', line 15 def initialize(app) @app = app end |
Instance Attribute Details
#app ⇒ Object (readonly)
Returns the value of attribute app.
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# File 'lib/rabal/usage.rb', line 13 def app @app end |
Instance Method Details
#option_format(pre, option, description, col1, col2, width) ⇒ Object
take in an option and a description and some formatting criteria and format a single option
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# File 'lib/rabal/usage.rb', line 73 def option_format(pre,option,description,col1,col2,width) s = "" s << "#{pre}#{option}".ljust(col1) if description then lines = ::Main::Util.columnize(description,:indent => col2, :width => width).split("\n") inter_first = ' ' * (col2 - col1 - 2) s << lines.shift.sub(/^\s*/,"#{inter_first}- ") if lines.size > 0 then s << "\n" s << lines.join("\n") end end s end |
#section_options(pre, list) ⇒ Object
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# File 'lib/rabal/usage.rb', line 88 def (pre,list) if list.size == 0 then return "No options available\n" end list.sort_by{|p| p.name}.collect do |p| ps = "" ps << option_format(pre,p.short_synopsis,p.description,42,45,78) ps end.join("\n") end |
#to_s ⇒ Object
some of the generated usage is quite useful, others we want to dump, or rename
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# File 'lib/rabal/usage.rb', line 21 def to_s u = ::Main::Usage.new u['name'] = "#{app.main.name} v#{app.main.version}" u['synopsis'] = app.main.synopsis u['description'] = ::Main::Util.columnize(app.main.description, :indent => 6, :width => 78) arguments = app.main.parameters.select{|p| p.type == :argument} = app.main.parameters.select{|p| p.type == :option and app.global_option_names.include?(p.name) } = app.main.parameters.select{|p| p.type == :option and app.plugin_load_option_names.include?(p.name) } = app.main.parameters.select{|p| p.type == :option and app.plugin_option_names.include?(p.name) } # rework the formatting of the parameters limiting them to # the globals, force u['global options'] = (" ",) # format the available modules s = "" s << ::Main::Util.columnize("Force any module to be used by giving the --use-[modulename] option. Modules with a '*' next to them are always used.",:indent => 0, :width => 72) s << "\n\n" s << "" = [] app.plugin_manager.plugins.sort_by{|c,p| c}.each do |cat,plugins| plugins.each do |key,plugin| pre = " " + (plugin.use_always? ? "*" : " ") s << option_format(pre,"#{plugin.use_name} (#{plugin.register_path})",plugin.description,40,43,78) s << "\n" # create the module options for this one, if the # plugin is use_always. if app.main.parameters['use-all'].given? or plugin.use_always? or app.main.parameters["use-#{plugin.use_name}"].given? then = app.main.parameters.select{|p| p.type == :option and p.name =~ %r{^#{plugin.use_name}}} << ["Module options - #{plugin.use_name.camelize}", (" ",)] end end end u['Available Modules'] = s .each { |k,v| u[k] = v } u['author'] = app.main. # fake out usage so that it allows no parameters u.main = OpenStruct.new( { :parameters => [] } ) u.to_s end |