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2 -- --
3 -- GNAT RUNTIME COMPONENTS --
4 -- --
5 -- A D A . C O M M A N D _ L I N E . R E M O V E --
6 -- --
7 -- S p e c --
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29 -- GNAT was originally developed by the GNAT team at New York University. --
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34 -- This package is intended to be used in conjunction with its parent unit,
35 -- Ada.Command_Line. It provides facilities for logically removing arguments
36 -- from the command line, so that subsequent calls to Argument_Count and
37 -- Argument will reflect the removals.
39 -- For example, if the original command line has three arguments A B C, so
40 -- that Argument_Count is initially three, then after removing B, the second
41 -- argument, Argument_Count will be 2, and Argument (2) will return C.
43 package Ada.Command_Line.Remove is
44 pragma Preelaborate (Remove);
46 procedure Remove_Argument (Number : in Positive);
47 -- Removes the argument identified by Number, which must be in the
48 -- range 1 .. Argument_Count (i.e. an in range argument number which
49 -- reflects removals). If Number is out of range Constraint_Error
50 -- will be raised.
52 -- Note: the numbering of arguments greater than Number is affected
53 -- by the call. If you need a loop through the arguments, removing
54 -- some as you go, run the loop in reverse to avoid confusion from
55 -- this renumbering:
57 -- for J in reverse 1 .. Argument_Count loop
58 -- if Should_Remove (Arguments (J)) then
59 -- Remove_Argument (J);
60 -- end if;
61 -- end loop;
63 -- Reversing the loop in this manner avoids the confusion.
65 procedure Remove_Arguments (From : Positive; To : Natural);
66 -- Removes arguments in the given From..To range. From must be in the
67 -- range 1 .. Argument_Count and To in the range 0 .. Argument_Count.
68 -- Constraint_Error is raised if either argument is out of range. If
69 -- To is less than From, then the call has no effect.
71 procedure Remove_Argument (Argument : String);
72 -- Removes the argument which matches the given string Argument. Has
73 -- no effect if no argument matches the string. If more than one
74 -- argument matches the string, all are removed.
76 procedure Remove_Arguments (Argument_Prefix : String);
77 -- Removes all arguments whose prefix matches Argument_Prefix. Has
78 -- no effect if no argument matches the string. For example a call
79 -- to Remove_Arguments ("--") removes all arguments starting with --.
81 end Ada.Command_Line.Remove;