Various characters in declaration syntax such as ?, () and [] typically require escaping on the command-line, which quickly becomes tedious.
Consider reading declarations from standard input when no filters are specified on the command line.
This has the added benefit of moving us on from the current situation where running Juggle with no command-line arguments presents a huge output, listing all methods in the JDK.
Thoughts:
Should Juggle emit a prompt/hint? (A new --batch option could suppress this to assist in scripting.)
How would declarations be terminated? One per line, or perhaps a semicolon?
Various characters in declaration syntax such as
?,()and[]typically require escaping on the command-line, which quickly becomes tedious.Consider reading declarations from standard input when no filters are specified on the command line.
This has the added benefit of moving us on from the current situation where running Juggle with no command-line arguments presents a huge output, listing all methods in the JDK.
Thoughts:
--batchoption could suppress this to assist in scripting.)