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package org.jruby;

import java.io.InputStream;

import java.io.PrintStream;

/**

* @deprecated Use {@link org.jruby.main.Main} instead.

*/

@Deprecated(since = "10.0.3.0")

public class Main {

private final org.jruby.main.Main main;

public Main(RubyInstanceConfig config) {

main = new org.jruby.main.Main(config);

}

public Main(final InputStream in, final PrintStream out, final PrintStream err) {

main = new org.jruby.main.Main(in, out, err);

}

public Main() {

main = new org.jruby.main.Main();

}

public static void processDotfile() {

org.jruby.main.Main.processDotfile();

}

public static class Status extends org.jruby.main.Main.Status {

private final org.jruby.main.Main.Status status;

public Status(org.jruby.main.Main.Status status) {

this.status = status;

}

public boolean isExit() { return status.isExit(); }

public int getStatus() { return status.getStatus(); }

}

/**

* This is the command-line entry point for JRuby, and should ONLY be used by

* Java when starting up JRuby from a command-line. Use other mechanisms when

* embedding JRuby into another application.

*

* @param args command-line args, provided by the JVM.

*/

public static void main(String[] args) {

org.jruby.main.Main.main(args);

}

public Status run(String[] args) {

return new Status(main.run(args));

}

}