Class Ek9

java.lang.Object
org.ek9lang.cli.Ek9
final class Ek9 extends Object
Main entry point into the compiler, build system and language server. Will probably be wrapped in a native C executable at some point - or even moved native. But for now just use java -jar ek9.jar java -jar ek9.jar -C ./some/path/to/file.ek9 From an end user point of view they would interact with the script; so they would only write: ./some/path/to/file.ek9 -d 2 -f someother.txt or ek9 ./some/path/to/file.ek9 -d 2 -f someother.txt etc ./some/path/to/file.ek9 -r UDPServer1 -d 2 -f someother.txt Exit codes are defined in Ek9ExitCodes. Note exit code 0 means there is a command run printed to stdout. Exit code 1 means there is no further command to run but what you asked to do worked. Exit code 2 means there was something wrong with the command line parameters. Exit code 3 means there was some sort of file processing issue not found, missing content etc. Exit code 4 means you used an invalid combination of command line parameters or there were inappropriate. Exit code 5 means the ek9 file you specified does not have any programs in it. Exit code 6 means the ek9 file does have more than one program, and you did not specify which to run. Exit code 7 means the ek9 compiler when running as LSP failed. Exit code 8 means the ek9 compilation failed with errors. Exit code 9 means wrong number of arguments provided to program. Exit code 10 means cannot convert argument to required type.