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37 * Declares gmx::IOptionsBehavior.
39 * \author Teemu Murtola <teemu.murtola@gmail.com>
41 * \ingroup module_options
43 #ifndef GMX_OPTIONS_IOPTIONSBEHAVIOR_H
44 #define GMX_OPTIONS_IOPTIONSBEHAVIOR_H
52 * Interface to provide extension points for options parsing.
54 * Currently, this is only used in the context of ICommandLineOptionsModule and
55 * some other command-line handling, but it is declared in the options module
56 * for the lack of a better place: most implementations of the interface are in
57 * modules that do not otherwise depend on the commandline module.
60 * Any code that wants to support these extension points needs to use
61 * OptionsBehaviorCollection and call the methods there at appropriate points.
62 * This is not (at least, not currently) integrated in any automatic way to the
63 * actual Options object.
67 * \ingroup module_options
69 class IOptionsBehavior
72 virtual ~IOptionsBehavior();
75 * Called when the behavior is associated with an options object.
77 * This method can, e.g., use Options::addManager() to associate
78 * managers with the options object.
80 virtual void initBehavior(Options
*options
) = 0;
82 * Called when all option values have been assigned.
84 * This is called just before Options::finish(), and can, e.g., do
85 * operations that still influence the option values.
87 virtual void optionsFinishing(Options
*options
) = 0;
89 * Called when all option values have been processed.
91 * This is called after Options::finish() (and typically after
92 * higher-level optionsFinished() methods, such as that in
93 * ICommandLineOptionsModule). This can add behavior that performs
94 * tasks based on the option values provided.
96 virtual void optionsFinished() = 0;