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The "@file" option allows one or more of the command-line arguments to be stored in a file. If the file that appears after the "@" does not exist, then "@file" will, itself, be treated as a command-line argument. This behavior was chosen for consistency with gcc, which also supports | The "@file" option allows one or more of the command-line arguments to be stored in a "response file". If the file that appears after the "@" does not exist, then "@file" will, itself, be treated as a command-line argument. This behavior was chosen for consistency with gcc, which also supports response files. | ||
Revision as of 19:20, 4 September 2012
As of VTK 6, the wrapper command-line tools are used as follows:
vtkWrapPython [options] class.h
Many of the options are similar to those of the unix "cc" compiler. The available options are as follows:
| option | description |
|---|---|
| -o <file> | the output file (new for VTK 6.0) |
| -I <dir> | add an include directory (new for VTK 5.8) |
| -D <macro[=definition]> | define a macro (the definition is optional) (new for VTK 5.8) |
| -U <macro> | undefine a macro (new for VTK 5.8) |
| @<file> | read command-line arguments from the specified file (new for VTK 6.0) |
| --hints <file> | hints file, usually called "hints" (new for VTK 5.8) |
| --types <file> | type hierarchy file, usually ends in "Hierarchy.txt" (new for VTK 5.8) |
| --version | print the VTK version number of the tool (new for VTK 5.10) |
| --help | print a short help message (new for VTK 5.10) |
| --concrete | force the wrappers to wrap the input as a concrete class (new for VTK 5.8) |
| --abstract | force the wrappers to wrap the input as an abstract class (new for VTK 5.8) |
| --vtkobject | inform the wrappers that the class is derived from vtkObjectBase (new for VTK 5.8) |
| --special | inform the wrappers that the class is not derived from vtkObjectBase (new for VTK 5.8) |
The "@file" option allows one or more of the command-line arguments to be stored in a "response file". If the file that appears after the "@" does not exist, then "@file" will, itself, be treated as a command-line argument. This behavior was chosen for consistency with gcc, which also supports response files.
