Examples of addSupportedParameter()


Examples of org.cruxframework.crux.tools.parameters.ConsoleParametersProcessor.addSupportedParameter()

    parameter = new ConsoleParameter("-logLevel", "Level of Logging", false, true);
    parameter.addParameterOption(new ConsoleParameterOption("level", "Level"));
    parametersProcessor.addSupportedParameter(parameter);

    parametersProcessor.addSupportedParameter(new ConsoleParameter("-validateOnly", " Validate all source code, but do not compile.", false, true));
    parametersProcessor.addSupportedParameter(new ConsoleParameter("-compileReport", "Create a compile report that tells the Story of Your Compile.", false, true));
    parametersProcessor.addSupportedParameter(new ConsoleParameter("-draftCompile", "Disable compiler optimizations and run faster.", false, true));
    parametersProcessor.addSupportedParameter(new ConsoleParameter("-strict", "Only succeed if no input files have errors.", false, true));
    parametersProcessor.addSupportedParameter(new ConsoleParameter("-XenableClosureCompiler", "Enable JS size optimizations.", false, true));
    parametersProcessor.addSupportedParameter(new ConsoleParameter("-XfragmentCount", "Enable automatic fragment merging.", false, false));
    parametersProcessor.addSupportedParameter(new ConsoleParameter("-help", "Display the usage screen.", false, true));
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