//===-- MICmdArgValConsume.h ---------------------------------------*- C++ -*-===// // // The LLVM Compiler Infrastructure // // This file is distributed under the University of Illinois Open Source // License. See LICENSE.TXT for details. // //===----------------------------------------------------------------------===// //++ // File: MICmdArgValConsume.h // // Overview: CMICmdArgValConsume interface. // // Environment: Compilers: Visual C++ 12. // gcc (Ubuntu/Linaro 4.8.1-10ubuntu9) 4.8.1 // Libraries: See MIReadmetxt. // // Copyright: None. //-- #pragma once // In-house headers: #include "MICmdArgValBase.h" // Declarations: class CMICmdArgContext; //++ ============================================================================ // Details: MI common code class. Command argument class. Arguments object // needing specialization derived from the CMICmdArgValBase class. // An argument knows what type of argument it is and how it is to // interpret the options (context) string to find and validate a matching // argument. This type having recognised its argument name just consumes // that argument or option (ignores it). This is the so the validation // process can then ask if all arguments or options have been recognised // other an error will occurred "argument not recognised". For example // this can be used to consume the "--" text which is not an argument in // itself. Normally the GetValue() function (in base class) would return // a value for the argument but is not the case for *this argument type // object. // Based on the Interpreter pattern. // Gotchas: None. // Authors: Illya Rudkin 20/05/2014. // Changes: None. //-- class CMICmdArgValConsume : public CMICmdArgValBaseTemplate { // Methods: public: /* ctor */ CMICmdArgValConsume(void); /* ctor */ CMICmdArgValConsume(const CMIUtilString &vrArgName, const bool vbMandatory); // bool IsOk(void) const; // Overridden: public: // From CMICmdArgValBase /* dtor */ virtual ~CMICmdArgValConsume(void); // From CMICmdArgSet::IArg virtual bool Validate(CMICmdArgContext &vwArgContext); };