Reputation: 1792
More of an aesthetic question, but why does printing cli.usage() give a null at the end?
def cli = new CliBuilder(usage:'helloWord')
cli.help('prints this message')
cli.project(args:1, argName:'project', 'project name')
cli.desc(args:2, argName:'desc', 'project description')
cli.f('force creation')
def options = cli.parse(args)
if (options.help){
print cli.usage()
return
}
output with groovy helloWorld.groovy -help
usage: helloWorld
-desc <desc> project description
-f force creation
-help prints this message
-project <project> project name
null
Upvotes: 1
Views: 371
Reputation: 66069
cli.usage()
doesn't return a usage string; it prints the usage string. Instead of
print cli.usage()
just call it without print
:
cli.usage()
Upvotes: 3