this allows you to add a listener that can add additional command line arguments whenever gradle is executed . this is useful if you 've customized your gradle build and need to specify , for example , an init script . concode_field_sep Map<CommandLineArgumentAlteringListenerVersion1,CommandLineArgumentAlteringListenerWrapper> commandLineListenerMap concode_elem_sep GradlePluginLord gradlePluginLord concode_elem_sep Map<RequestObserverVersion1,RequestObserverWrapper> requestObserverMap concode_field_sep String getVersion concode_elem_sep void setCurrentDirectory concode_elem_sep boolean isBusy concode_elem_sep void addRequestObserver concode_elem_sep void removeRequestObserver concode_elem_sep void refreshTaskTree concode_elem_sep void executeCommand concode_elem_sep File getCurrentDirectory concode_elem_sep File getCustomGradleExecutable concode_elem_sep void setCustomGradleExecutable concode_elem_sep List<ProjectVersion1> getRootProjects concode_elem_sep File getGradleHomeDirectory concode_elem_sep void removeCommandLineArgumentAlteringListener
void function ( CommandLineArgumentAlteringListenerVersion1 arg0 ) { CommandLineArgumentAlteringListenerWrapper loc0 = new CommandLineArgumentAlteringListenerWrapper ( arg0 ) ; commandLineListenerMap . put ( arg0 , loc0 ) ; gradlePluginLord . addCommandLineArgumentAlteringListener ( loc0 ) ; }