ofxCLI

command line interface for openFrameworks application. by typing some commands into the window like terminal you can call functions you set.

usage

see example

``c++

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ofApp.h

ofx::cli::Prompt prompt_;

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ofApp.cpp

// lambda function (with or without capture) prompt_.subscribe("basic", []() { cout << "basic event occured" << endl; }); // you can set function with arguments prompt_.subscribe("int2", [](int _0, int _1) { cout << _0 << " " << _1 << endl; }); // you can specify default argument(s) prompt_.subscribe("str", [](std::string s) { cout << s << endl; }, {"hoge"}); // many parameters... prompt_.subscribe("many", std::function<void(int,int,int,int,int,int,int,int)>([](int _0, int _1, int _2, int _3, int _4, int _5, int _6, int _7) { cout << _0 << " " << _1 << " " << _2 << " " << _3 << " " << _4 << " " << _5 << " " << _6 << " " << _7 << endl; }), {0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7}); // member function prompt_.subscribe("some", this, &ofApp::someFunction); // member function with default arguments prompt_.subscribe("some2", this, &ofApp::someFunction, {100, 50.3f, "some string"}); // direct binding prompt_.subscribe("textcolor", text_color_.r, text_color_.g, text_color_.b, text_color_.a); // (want to write like this but no idea...) //prompt_.subscribe("textcolor", text_color_);

// global function(i don't know how to make this easier...) prompt_.subscribe("bgcolor", [](float r, float g, float b, float a) { ofBackground(ofFloatColor(r,g,b,a)); }, {0,0,0,1}); ``