MultiApp is a framework so that you can give your applications a quick and easy way to have multiple functions at the command line. It’s simple to use - you just create a subclass of MultiApp like this:
class FileStamper(MultiApp):
'''
FileStamper will manipulate logfiles in a special format. It is blah blah
blah...(more long description)
'''
name = "FileStamper"
version = "1.0"
shortdesc = "A logging package."
def do_log(self, file, message): # User types log at the prompt
# Add the message to the log...
do_log.usage = "FILENAME MESSAGE"
do_log.descr = "Adds a new entry to the log file."
def do_latest_entry(self, file, number=5): # User types latest-entry
# Retrieve the latest log message...
do_latest_entry.usage = "FILENAME [NUMBER]"
do_latest_entry.descr = "Retrieves the log's latest entry."
MultiApp provides your program with:
Argument parsing that you can just treat like normal method arguments
Integrated help system that works out of the box
Very unobtrusive ways to define functionality
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