public function Running()
{
// let's setup the class
$Console = new \Norma\Console($this->args);
if ($this->argc == 1) {
$Console->printf("Type %s -help for details\n", $this->argv[0]);
exit(0);
}
// now, we parse the args
$result = $Console->Parse($this->argc, $this->argv);
if ($Console->IsOptionSet("help")) {
// let's give them a help page
$Console->ShowHelpPage();
// and quit. If user want's help s/he don't care errors
// at this stage, that's why (again) we can act no matter
// of Parse() result
exit(0);
}
if ($Console->IsOptionSet("ver")) {
$Console->printf("Class version: %s\n", $Console->version_str);
exit(0);
}
// ok, can we proceed or not?
if ($result) {
// green light...
if ($Console->IsOptionSet("list")) {
$searchingInPath = FRAME_PATH . '/Task/';
$Console->printf("Searching in path: `%s`\n", $searchingInPath);
$list = array_diff(scandir($searchingInPath), array('.', '..'));
$Console->printf("Tool list found:\n");
foreach ($list as $key => $file) {
$Console->printf(str_pad('', 1, ' ') . substr($file, 0, -4) . "\n");
}
$Console->printf("Please run command: `php start.php [name]`,example: `php start.php Demo`\n");
}
} else {
// oh, we failed. Spit out help page, and list of encountered
// errors and quit
$Console->ShowHelpPage();
$Console->ShowErrors();
exit;
}
}
public function Running()
{
// let's setup the class
$Console = new \Norma\Console($this->args);
if ($this->argc == 1) {
printf("Type %s -help for details\n", $this->argv[0]);
exit(0);
}
// now, we parse the args
$result = $Console->Parse($this->argc, $this->argv);
// ********* I M P O R T A N T ** R E A D ** T H I S ************
// please note that we handle 'help' no matter of Parse() result!
// This is correct behaviour, as it IS safe to check options even
// Parse() gave and error result (FALSE). It's safe, because
// FALSE means we probably had:
// a) missing required option,
// b) missing an argument for option that is defined to need one
// c) presence of unknown option.
// In no matter it means that dead-end fatal error occured, so it's safe to check for
// 'help' in this case. Frankly, you can check any option as
// Parse finished its job no matter of accumulated errors. But
// if Parse() returns FALSE you should not proceed! There's no
// guarantee you will get all options correctly!
//
// RULE OF THUMB: if Parse() gave error (FALSE) it means you
// should exit your app with error message, but
// it's safe to check for some switches (i.e.
// 'help') and react properly. But nothing more.
// ... so no matter of Parse() result, we want to know if
// user wants Help (if he specified 'help' only, s/he didn't gave
// 'src' which is required, so that's the one of reasons Parse()
// gave us FALSE.
if ($Console->IsOptionSet("help")) {
// let's give them a help page
$Console->ShowHelpPage();
// and quit. If user want's help s/he don't care errors
// at this stage, that's why (again) we can act no matter
// of Parse() result
exit(0);
}
if ($Console->IsOptionSet("ver")) {
printf("Class version: %s\n", $Console->version_str);
exit(0);
}
// ok, can we proceed or not?
if ($result) {
// green light...
if ($Console->IsOptionSet("src")) {
printf("%d source(s) specifed:\n", $Console->GetOptionArgCount('src'));
// since 'src' is 'multi' argument, GetOptionArg() returns an array
// to trawerse. So we go so...
$src = $Console->GetOptionArg("src");
foreach ($src as $key) {
printf(" Source: '%s'\n", $key);
}
}
if ($Console->IsOptionSet('dest')) {
printf("Destination: '%s'\n", $Console->GetOptionArg('dest'));
}
} else {
// oh, we failed. Spit out help page, and list of encountered
// errors and quit
$Console->ShowHelpPage();
$Console->ShowErrors();
exit;
}
}
