Changes between Version 4 and Version 5 of CommandLine

Timestamp:

05/28/11 16:44:18 (14 years ago)

Author:

RIGHT_THEN

Comment:

use of -ref: has been made explicit so that no body is confused about whether paths can be provided with -ref: or not

CommandLine

@@ -20 +20 @@
   # passing arguments
 cobra foo.cobra bar.cobra -- arg1 arg2
+
+  # passing reference to an assembly be it .exe or .dll
+  # is done through -ref: it can take either of the two
+  # a) AssemblyFileName.exe or AssemblyFileName.dll
+  # b) ItsFullPath\AssemblyFileName.exe or ItsFullPath\AssemblyFileName.dll
+cobra -c -ref:AnyAssembly.dll codeFile.cobra
+                 or 
+cobra -c -ref:AnyAssembly.exe codeFile.cobra
+              with Full Paths
+cobra -c -ref:ItsFullPath\AnyValidAssembly.dll codeFile.cobra
+                 or 
+cobra -c -ref:ItsFullPath\AnyValidAssembly.exe codeFile.cobra
+
+  #if you are not providing paths of the referenced assemblies then you can use
+  #-lib: option to provided additional paths for compiler to search for the referenced assemblies
+  # this can work good for assemblies outside of the GAC i.e private assemblies
+  # but suppose you want to include System.Speech which is found in both .net 3.5
+  # and .net 4.0 so even if you provide additional paths through -lib: for System.Speech
+  # if compiler is compiled on .net 4.0 it may default to using .net 4.0 version of System.Speech
+  # so when you want to specify paths to the referenced assembly explicitly 
+  # use -ref:withFullPath\To\RequiredAssembly.dll or .exe
 
   # disable all checks, contracts, asserts, etc.