#!fshell

# fshell-ccommandbase-test.script

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# Syntax: fshell fshell-ccommandbase-test.script

# Tests various features of CCommandBase relating to argument and option parsing

source $SCRIPT_PATH\errordef.script

# Check that negative integers are parsed correctly

tinteger -1 -2 -3 -4 # -1 is a short option, -2 is an integer argument, -3 is a short option that takes an int (being -4). If any of them don't get filled in correctly tinteger will bail

tinteger -3 -4 -2 -1 # This should be equivalent

export TESTINT "-8"

var TESTINT subtract "-5" # "subtract -5" is a trickier-to-parse equivalent of "add 5"

var TESTINT == "-3" || $Error

#TODO hmm should we have to quote the string arguments that start with a dash?

# Check that 64-bit types are handled ok (these don't get used much so worth testing here)

# If tfshellarguments doesn't see these exact values it will error

tfshellarguments 1099511627776 3.1415927

tfshellarguments 0x10000000000 31415927.0e-7

tfshellarguments 0x10000000000 31415927 2>/dev/null && $Error # If this *succeeds* it's an error, because the floating point arg is wrong, hence the use of && rather than ||

# Check that options and args can be filled in from the environment (run tenvarguments first with all args specified on command line as a control)

tenvarguments StringArg 1234 0x1234 --boolopt --stringopt StringOpt --intopt 4321 --uintopt 0x4321

export STRINGARG StringArg

export INTARG 1234

export UINTARG 0x1234

export BOOLOPT 1

export STRINGOPT StringOpt

export INTOPT 4321

export UINTOPT 0x4321

tenvarguments # CCommandBase will moan if anything non-optional is not filled in, and tenvarguments itself checks the values it receives are what it expects.

tnoncifenvarguments # same but testing that the behaviour is the same when not using a CIF (the way the arguments are set up is a slightly different code path)