Detailed Description

Typically, an IMP application will use an instance of this class to provide a consistent interface to multiple distinct commands from a single binary, rather than providing a potentially large number of binaries.

Each command is implemented with a Python module of the same name that can be imported from the module (for example, if module_name is 'IMP.foo', the 'bar' command is provided by the IMP.foo.bar Python module, which would usually be found as modules/foo/pyext/src/bar.py). Each such module should have a docstring (doc) and a main() method that takes no arguments (the module should also call its main() method if it is run directly, i.e. with something like 'if name=="__main__": main()'). The encompassing module ('IMP.foo' in the example) should define _all_commands as a Python list of all valid commands.

Parameters

short_help	A few words that describe the application.
long_help	Longer text, used in the 'help' command.
module_name	Name of the module (e.g. 'IMP.foo') that implements the commands.

Note: This class is only available in Python.

Definition at line 24 of file kernel/__init__.py.

The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

kernel/__init__.py