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package vm.share.options.test;
import java.util.Collection;
import vm.share.options.Option;
import vm.share.options.OptionSupport;
/**
* This example uses @Option annotation with an a factory attribute,
* to populate a field of a non-simple type.
*/
public class ExampleWithNonprimitiveOptions
{
@Option(name = "iterations", default_value = "100", description = "Number of iterations")
int iterations;
@Option(description = "quiet or verbose")
private String running_mode;
@Option(description = "type of the list",
factory=vm.share.options.test.BasicObjectFactoryUsageExample.class)
private Collection list;
public void run()
{
// ..do actual testing here..
System.out.println("iterations = " + iterations);
System.out.println("RM : " + running_mode);
System.out.println("list is " + list.getClass());
}
public static void main(String[] args)
{
ExampleWithNonprimitiveOptions test = new ExampleWithNonprimitiveOptions();
OptionSupport.setup(test, args); // instead of manually // parsing arguments
// now test.iterations is set to 10 or 100.
test.run();
}
}