linter/src/main/java/org/apache/royale/linter/config/Configurator.java [330:388]:
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    protected boolean  processConfiguration(String[] argsArray)
    {
        initializeConfiguration();
        
        boolean success = true;

        try
        {   
            SystemPropertyConfigurator.load(cfgbuf, "royale");

            // Parse the command line a first time, to peak at stuff like
            // "royalelib" and "load-config".  The first parse is thrown
            // away after that and we intentionally parse a second time
            // below.  See note below.
            CommandLineConfigurator.parse(cfgbuf, configurationDefaultVariable, argsArray);

            overrideDefaults();

            // Return if "-version" is present so the command line can print the 
            // version.
            if (cfgbuf.getVar("version") != null)
                return false;

            // Return so the command line can print help if "-help" is present.
            final List<ConfigurationValue> helpVar = cfgbuf.getVar("help");
            if (helpVar != null)
                return false;
            
            // Load configurations from files.
            if (!loadConfig())
                success = false;

            String skipLocal = cfgbuf.peekSimpleConfigurationVar("skip-local-config-file");
            if (!"true".equals(skipLocal) && !loadLocalConfig())
                success = false;
            
            // The command line needs to take precedence over all defaults and config files.
            // By simply re-merging the command line back on top,
            // we will get the behavior we want.
            cfgbuf.clearSourceVars(CommandLineConfigurator.source);
            CommandLineConfigurator.parse(cfgbuf, configurationDefaultVariable, argsArray);

            // commit() reports problems instead of throwing an exception. This 
            // allows us to process all the options in a configuration that
            // are correct in the hopes that it will be enough to configure a
            // project.
            if (!cfgbuf.commit(configuration, configurationProblems))
                success = false;
            
            configuration.validate(cfgbuf);
        }
        catch (ConfigurationException e)
        {
            reportConfigurationException(e);
            success = false;
        }
        
        return success;
    }
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formatter/src/main/java/org/apache/royale/formatter/config/Configurator.java [330:388]:
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    protected boolean  processConfiguration(String[] argsArray)
    {
        initializeConfiguration();
        
        boolean success = true;

        try
        {   
            SystemPropertyConfigurator.load(cfgbuf, "royale");

            // Parse the command line a first time, to peak at stuff like
            // "royalelib" and "load-config".  The first parse is thrown
            // away after that and we intentionally parse a second time
            // below.  See note below.
            CommandLineConfigurator.parse(cfgbuf, configurationDefaultVariable, argsArray);

            overrideDefaults();

            // Return if "-version" is present so the command line can print the 
            // version.
            if (cfgbuf.getVar("version") != null)
                return false;

            // Return so the command line can print help if "-help" is present.
            final List<ConfigurationValue> helpVar = cfgbuf.getVar("help");
            if (helpVar != null)
                return false;

            // Load configurations from files.
            if (!loadConfig())
                success = false;

            String skipLocal = cfgbuf.peekSimpleConfigurationVar("skip-local-config-file");
            if (!"true".equals(skipLocal) && !loadLocalConfig())
                success = false;
            
            // The command line needs to take precedence over all defaults and config files.
            // By simply re-merging the command line back on top,
            // we will get the behavior we want.
            cfgbuf.clearSourceVars(CommandLineConfigurator.source);
            CommandLineConfigurator.parse(cfgbuf, configurationDefaultVariable, argsArray);

            // commit() reports problems instead of throwing an exception. This 
            // allows us to process all the options in a configuration that
            // are correct in the hopes that it will be enough to configure a
            // project.
            if (!cfgbuf.commit(configuration, configurationProblems))
                success = false;
            
            configuration.validate(cfgbuf);
        }
        catch (ConfigurationException e)
        {
            reportConfigurationException(e);
            success = false;
        }
        
        return success;
    }
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