libaegis/arglex/change.h File Reference

#include <common/str.h>

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Functions
void	arglex_parse_change (string_ty **project_name_p, long *change_number_p, void(*usage)(void))
void	arglex_parse_branch (string_ty **project_name_p, long *change_number_p, void(*usage)(void))
void	arglex_parse_change_with_branch (string_ty **project_name_p, long *change_number, const char **branch_p, void(*usage)(void))

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Function Documentation

void arglex_parse_branch	(	string_ty **	project_name_p,
		long *	change_number_p,
		void(*)(void)	usage
	)

The arglex_parse_change function is used to parse a brancg number, once the -BRanch command line option has been seen. It is expected that arglex() has been called, so that the currect command line token is the one following the -BRanch token.

Does not return on error. On a successful return, the current token has been advanced past the branch numnber.

void arglex_parse_change	(	string_ty **	project_name_p,
		long *	change_number_p,
		void(*)(void)	usage
	)

The arglex_parse_change function is used to parse a change number, once the -Change command line option has been seen. It is expected that arglex() has been called, so that the currect command line token is the one following the -Change token.

Does not return on error. On a successful return, the current token has been advanced past the change numnber.

void arglex_parse_change_with_branch	(	string_ty **	project_name_p,
		long *	change_number,
		const char **	branch_p,
		void(*)(void)	usage
	)

The arglex_parse_change_with_branch function is used to parse a change number, once the -Change command line option has been seen. It is expected that arglex() has been called, so that the current command line token is the one following the -Change token.

The simplest form is a change number. The next form allows 1.2.C345 so the branch may be specified along with the change number.

Does not return on error. On a successful return, the current token has been advanced past the change numnber.