Example usage for Java org.apache.commons.cli OptionBuilder fields, constructors, methods, implement or subclass
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| Option | create(char opt) Create an Option using the current settings and with the specified Option char. |
| Option | create(String opt) Create an Option using the current settings and with the specified Option char. |
| Option | create() Create an Option using the current settings |
| OptionBuilder | hasArg(boolean hasArg) The next Option created will require an argument value if hasArg is true. |
| OptionBuilder | hasArg() The next Option created will require an argument value. |
| OptionBuilder | hasArgs() The next Option created can have unlimited argument values. |
| OptionBuilder | hasArgs(int num) The next Option created can have num argument values. |
| OptionBuilder | hasOptionalArg() The next Option can have an optional argument. |
| OptionBuilder | hasOptionalArgs() The next Option can have an unlimited number of optional arguments. |
| OptionBuilder | hasOptionalArgs(int numArgs) The next Option can have the specified number of optional arguments. |
| OptionBuilder | isRequired() The next Option created will be required. |
| OptionBuilder | isRequired(boolean newRequired) The next Option created will be required if required is true. |
| OptionBuilder | withArgName(String name) The next Option created will have the specified argument value name. |
| OptionBuilder | withDescription(String newDescription) The next Option created will have the specified description |
| OptionBuilder | withLongOpt(String newLongopt) The next Option created will have the following long option value. |
| OptionBuilder | withType(Object newType) The next Option created will have a value that will be an instance of type. |
| OptionBuilder | withValueSeparator(char sep) The next Option created uses sep as a means to separate argument values. |
| OptionBuilder | withValueSeparator() The next Option created uses ' =' as a means to separate argument values. |