All Classes and Interfaces

Class	Description
Args	Parses command-line arguments to args records - call parse or one of its overloads (depending on how many args types are involved).
ArgsDefinitionErrorCode	Encodes various definition errors that the developer(s) using RecordArgs must fix.
ArgsDefinitionException	Thrown when the types provided to Args::parse are ill-defined.
ArgsMessage	A warning or error resulting from faulty command line arguments.
ArgsMessage.ArgsErrorMessage	An error resulting from faulty command line arguments.
ArgsMessage.ArgsWarningMessage	A warning resulting from faulty command line arguments.
ArgsMessage.FailedConstruction	Indicates that an args record constructor threw an exception.
ArgsMessage.IllegalModeValue	Indicates that the value provided for the mode was unknown.
ArgsMessage.IllegalValue	Indicates that the value provided for the argument could not be parsed.
ArgsMessage.MissingAction	Indicates that the argument array was empty and no action was selected
ArgsMessage.MissingArgument	Indicates that a required (i.e.
ArgsMessage.MissingValue	Indicates that a required (i.e.
ArgsMessage.UnexpectedValue	Indicates that, at that position in the argument array, an argument was expected but instead a value was encountered.
ArgsMessage.UnknownAction	Indicates that the first argument was not a known value for the action.
ArgsMessage.UnknownArgument	Indicates that an argument couldn't be mapped to a record component.
ArgsParseException	Thrown when parsing command line arguments fails.
Parsed2<ARGS_TYPE_1,ARGS_TYPE_2>	Result of parsing arguments to two args records with Args.parse(String[], Class, Class).
Parsed3<ARGS_TYPE_1,ARGS_TYPE_2,ARGS_TYPE_3>	Result of parsing arguments to three args records with Args.parse(String[], Class, Class, Class).