Groovy - Agile dynamic language for the Java Virtual Machine

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                                                  December 2007                                        GROOVY(1)

groovy:
              Command  to  run  a set of Groovy statements entered on the command line (with -e), or stored in a
              text file whose name is given on the command.

              example: groovy -e 'System.in.readLines().each { println it }'

       groovysh:
              Terminal-based interpreter for Groovy.

       groovyConsole:
              GUI interpreter for composing Groovy interactively.

       java2groovy:
              The java2groovy tool reads class and  interface  definitions,  written  in  the  Java  programming
              language, and converts them into groovy source files.

       usage: groovy [options] [args] options:

       -D,--define <name=value>
              define a system property

       -a,--autosplit <splitPattern>
              automatically split current line (defaults to '\s')

       -c,--encoding <charset>
              specify the encoding of the files

       -d,--debug
              debug mode will print out full stack traces

       -e <script>
              specify a command line script

       -h,--help
              usage information

       -i <extension>
              modify files in place, create backup if extension is given (e.g. '.bak')

       -l <port>
              listen on a port and process inbound lines

       -n     process files line by line

       -p     process files line by line and print result

       -v,--version
              display the Groovy and JVM versions

       Groovy - Agile dynamic language for the Java Virtual Machine

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