public interface OptionArrayable extends OptionModifiable
For example, let's say we are implementing an integer array option class.
public class MyIntArray extends ArrayOption implements OptionArrayable, OptionModifiable { int values[]; // rest of implementation goes here. public void modify(java.lang.String[] value) { try { int newValues[] = new int[ value.length ]; for int( n = 0; n < value.length; n++ ) { newValues[ n ] = Integer.parseInt( value[ n ] ); } values[ n ] = newValues; } catch ( NumberFormatException e ) { throw new OptionModificationException( "Not a number." ); } } }
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Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
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void |
modify(java.lang.String[] value)
Modify an option based on several string representations.
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modify
void modify(java.lang.String[] value) throws OptionModificationException
value
- String representation of the object.OptionModificationException
- Thrown if an error occurs
during modification of an option.