made example current

java/src/to/mmo/cmdlineoptions/examples/Example.java

@@ -8,26 +8,27 @@ public class Example {
 		CmdOptions.i().createOption("name").// give the option a name which you
 											// can
 											// remember within your project
-				addCommand("--name") // it's always good to define a long
-										// commandline parameter with a
-										// describing name
+				addLongCommand("--name"). // it's always good to define a
+				// long
+				// commandline parameter with a
+				// describing name
 
-				.addCommand("-n") // of course, programmer are always lazy so
-									// give them an possibility to shortcut your
-									// option
-				.addDefaultParameter("whatever")// a default parameter is good
+				addCommand("-n"). // of course, programmer are always lazy so
+				// give them an possibility to shortcut your
+				// option
+				addDefaultParameter("whatever").// a default parameter is good
 												// if you need the option within
 												// your program, but don't care
 												// when it's omitted on
 												// execution
-				.setDescription("an example option.");// And of course a
+				setDescription("an example option.");// And of course a
 														// description... for
 														// the help readers, the
 														// few among us...
 		CmdOptions
 				.i()
 				.createOption("complex")
-				.addCommand("--complex")
+				.addLongCommand("--complex")
 				// see above
 				// yes you can omit a default parameter, but you have to
 				// check later in your project if that option is set.
@@ -42,7 +43,7 @@ public class Example {
 				// here you are able to add some more alternatives for that
 				// option, so here you can use "--complex", "-c", "-i" and
 				// "--ccp" to trigger this option.
-				.addCommand("-i").addCommand("--ccp");
+				.addCommand("-i").addLongCommand("--ccp");
 
 	}