options.cpp

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#include "options.h"

options::options(int argc, const char* const argv[])
    : mArgs(argv + 1, argv + argc)
    ,mQuiet(mArgs.count("-q") != 0)
    ,mHelp(mArgs.count("-h") != 0 || mArgs.count("--help"))
    ,mSummary(mArgs.count("-n") == 0)
    ,mDryRun(mArgs.count("-d") != 0)
    ,mExcludeTests(mArgs.count("-x") != 0)
    ,mExe(argv[0])
{
    for (const auto& arg : mArgs) {
        if (arg.empty())
            continue; // empty argument
        if (arg[0] == '-')
            continue; // command-line switch
        const auto pos = arg.find("::");
        if (pos == std::string::npos) {
            mWhichTests[arg] = {}; // run whole fixture
            continue;
        }
        const std::string fixture = arg.substr(0, pos);
        const auto it = mWhichTests.find(fixture);
        if (it != mWhichTests.cend() && it->second.empty())
            continue; // whole fixture is already included
        const std::string test = arg.substr(pos+2);
        mWhichTests[fixture].emplace(test); // run individual test
    }
}

bool options::quiet() const
{
    return mQuiet;
}

bool options::help() const
{
    return mHelp;
}

bool options::summary() const
{
    return mSummary;
}

bool options::dry_run() const
{
    return mDryRun;
}

const std::map<std::string, std::set<std::string>>& options::which_tests() const
{
    return mWhichTests;
}

const std::string& options::exe() const
{
    return mExe;
}

bool options::exclude_tests() const
{
    return mExcludeTests;
}