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This is a draft. Please wait for me to finish it --Cyril 15:46, 12 May 2006 (CEST)


The short command is the SmartEiffel interface generator. Using a plain Eiffel source file, the command prints on the standard output the interface of this class. It is also a good tool to perform many validity checks of a given class (syntax, exportation rules, inheritance, etc.).

In a normal installation, it is invoked by the command se short.

There are two ways of invoking it: the traditional mode and the ACE mode.

  • In the traditional mode, many options can be specified on the command line.
  • In the ACE mode (Assembly of Classes in Eiffel), most of its options are not allowed on the

command line; they have their equivalents in the ACE file.

Synopsis

  • se short [options] <class>
  • se short [options] <ace_file.ace> <class>

The first syntax is the traditional mode, the second is the ACE mode.

In the ACE mode, the name of the ACE file provided must end with the suffix .ace.

Options

-help Display a short summary of the command line syntax, as well as a complete list of the compiler's options.
-verbose Display (an enormous amount of) information during the compilation: a complete list of files loaded, the type inference scores, the generated files, and so on.
-version Display the SmartEiffel version number.
-loadpath <loadpath-file> Adds a loadpath file for class lookup. See details in the finder page.