Package org.lsst.ccs.command

An experimental package for testing possible improvements to the command handling mechanism built-in to the CCS core.

See: Description

Interface Summary

Interface	Description
BasicCommand	A interface implemented by both TokenizedCommand and RawCommand
CommandSet	A CommandSet is a combination of a Dictionary plus the ability to invoke a command.
Dictionary	A command dictionary contains all the information needed to provide help and perform tab completion.

Class Summary

Class	Description
CommandSetBuilder	Takes a single object and builds a command set from its annotated methods.
CompositeCommandSet	A class which can combine multiple command sets to form one combined command set.
DictionaryCommand	Encapsulate the dictionary information for a single command and parameters.
DictionaryCompleter	Performs command completion, based on the information available in the command dictionary.
DictionaryParameter	Encapsulate the dictionary information about a single argument.
HelpGenerator	Provides help based on information from a command dictionary.
RawCommand	A command with pre-parsed arguments (Objects).
TokenizedCommand	A command line that has been split into tokens.

Exception Summary

Exception	Description
CommandInvocationException	An exception thrown when a command invocation fails, either because the command cannot be invoked, or because it was invoked and generated an exception.

Package org.lsst.ccs.command Description

An experimental package for testing possible improvements to the command handling mechanism built-in to the CCS core. This package as been separated off to allow us to rapidly prototype ideas for how the command package can be improved, along the lines discussed in this confluence page and the confluence discussion on annotations.

This work is strongly based on earlier ideas developed by Stuart and Max, using cliche as a simple command shell. Although cliche has been removed from this implementation in favour of custom classes more directly tuned to the CCS requirements the ideas developed in the earlier prototypes remain.