#include <InOutFramework.hpp>
Inheritance diagram for InOutFramework:


The end user should define subclasses of this class, implementing those methods described as being meant to be overridden.
In use, the user will construct an object of the class derived from this, then call the initialize() and run() methods in that order.
Definition at line 71 of file InOutFramework.hpp.
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| InOutFramework (const std::string &applName, const std::string &applDesc) throw () | |
| Constructor for InOutFramework. | |
| virtual | ~InOutFramework () |
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| bool | initialize (int argc, char *argv[], bool pretty=true) throw () |
| Process command line arguments. | |
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| IType | input |
| OType | output |
| std::string | inputFn |
| std::string | outputFn |
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Constructor for InOutFramework.
Definition at line 82 of file InOutFramework.hpp. |
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Destructor.
Definition at line 90 of file InOutFramework.hpp. |
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Process command line arguments. When this method is overridden, make sure to call the parent class's initialize().
Reimplemented from BasicFramework. Definition at line 93 of file InOutFramework.hpp. References CommandOption::getCount(), and CommandOption::getValue(). |
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