Struct Command

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pub struct Command {
    pub title: String,
    pub description: String,
    pub usage: String,
    pub executor: Callback,
    pub caller_arg: String,
}
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Defines the base information of a command that needs to be delivered

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§title: String

The title of the command

§description: String

The description of the command

§usage: String

The usage of the command

§executor: Callback

The function that is executed if the command should be executed

§caller_arg: String

The argument that indicates if the command should be executed

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impl Command

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pub fn new( title: String, description: String, usage: String, executor: Callback, caller_arg: String, ) -> Self

Creates a new command from the provided values

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examples/pong_default.rs (lines 18-24)
15fn main() {
16
17    // defines the base command
18    let pong_command = Command::new(
19        "Pong".to_string(),
20        "Pong command".to_string(),
21        "usage".to_string(),
22        executor,
23        "ping".to_string()
24    );
25
26    let mut runner = Runner::new();
27    runner.enable_command_handler(CommandHandlerArguments {
28        commands: vec![pong_command],
29        default_no_argument_callback: None,
30        flags: vec![]
31    });
32     runner.run();
33}
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examples/flag_values.rs (lines 14-20)
12fn main() {
13
14    let command = Command::new(
15        "Test".to_string(),
16        "test command".to_string(),
17        "normal usage".to_string(),
18        executor,
19        "test".to_string()
20    );
21
22    let flag = Flag::new(
23        "testFlag".to_string(),
24        vec!["tf".to_string()],
25        true
26    );
27
28
29    let mut runner = Runner::new();
30    runner.enable_command_handler(CommandHandlerArguments {
31        commands: vec![command],
32        default_no_argument_callback: None,
33        flags: vec![flag]
34    });
35    runner.run();
36}
examples/flags.rs (lines 14-20)
12fn main() {
13
14    let command = Command::new(
15        "Test".to_string(),
16        "test command".to_string(),
17        "normal usage".to_string(),
18        executor,
19        "test".to_string()
20    );
21
22    let flag = Flag::new(
23        "testFlag".to_string(),
24        vec!["tf".to_string()],
25        false
26    );
27
28
29    let mut runner = Runner::new();
30    runner.enable_command_handler(CommandHandlerArguments {
31        commands: vec![command],
32        default_no_argument_callback: None,
33        flags: vec![flag]
34    });
35    runner.run();
36}

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impl Clone for Command

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fn clone(&self) -> Command

Returns a duplicate of the value. Read more
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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source. Read more

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