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35 /*! \libinternal \file
37 * Declares gmx::test::CommandLine.
39 * \author Teemu Murtola <teemu.murtola@gmail.com>
41 * \ingroup module_testutils
43 #ifndef GMX_TESTUTILS_CMDLINETEST_H
44 #define GMX_TESTUTILS_CMDLINETEST_H
48 #include "gromacs/utility/common.h"
55 /*! \libinternal \brief
56 * Helper class for tests that check command-line handling.
58 * This class helps in writing tests for command-line handling.
59 * The create() method takes an array of const char pointers, specifying the
60 * command-line arguments, each as one array element.
61 * The argc() and argv() methods can then be used to obtain the argc and argv
62 * (non-const char pointers) arrays for passing into methods that expect these.
64 * Note that although the interface allows passing the argc and argv pointers
65 * to methods that modify them (typically as \p f(&argc(), argv())), currently
66 * the CommandLine object is not in a consistent state internally if the
67 * parameters are actually modified. Reading the command line is possible
68 * afterwards, but modification is not.
70 * All constructors and methods that modify this class may throw an
71 * std::bad_alloc. Const methods and accessors do not throw.
74 * \ingroup module_testutils
80 * Initializes a command-line object from a const C array.
82 * \param[in] cmdline Array of command-line arguments.
83 * \tparam count Deduced number of elements in \p cmdline.
85 * \p cmdline should include the binary name as the first element if
86 * that is desired in the output.
88 * This is not a constructor, because template constructors are not
89 * possible with a private implementation class.
91 template <size_t count
> static
92 CommandLine
create(const char *const (&cmdline
)[count
])
94 return CommandLine(cmdline
, count
);
97 //! Initializes an empty command-line object.
100 * Initializes a command-line object.
102 * \param[in] cmdline Array of command-line arguments.
103 * \param[in] count Number of elements in \p cmdline.
105 * \p cmdline should include the binary name as the first element if
106 * that is desired in the output.
108 CommandLine(const char *const cmdline
[], size_t count
);
109 //! Creates a deep copy of a command-line object.
110 CommandLine(const CommandLine
&other
);
114 * Append an argument to the command line.
116 * \param[in] arg Argument to append.
118 * Strong exception safety.
120 void append(const char *arg
);
121 //! Convenience overload taking a std::string.
122 void append(const std::string
&arg
) { append(arg
.c_str()); }
124 * Add an option-value pair to the command line.
126 * \param[in] name Name of the option to append, which
127 * should start with "-".
128 * \param[in] value Value of the argument to append.
130 void addOption(const char *name
, const char *value
);
131 //! Convenience overload taking a std::string.
132 void addOption(const char *name
, const std::string
&value
);
133 //! Overload taking an int.
134 void addOption(const char *name
, int value
);
135 //! Overload taking a double.
136 void addOption(const char *name
, double value
);
137 //! Returns argc for passing into C-style command-line handling.
139 //! Returns argv for passing into C-style command-line handling.
141 //! Returns argc for passing into C-style command-line handling.
143 //! Returns argv for passing into C-style command-line handling.
144 const char *const *argv() const;
145 //! Returns a single argument.
146 const char *arg(int i
) const;
148 //! Returns the command line formatted as a single string.
149 std::string
toString() const;
154 PrivateImplPointer
<Impl
> impl_
;