Le 21/03/2011 15:26, John Coppens a écrit :
> Hello people,
Hi you,
> I've been trying to get GOption and friends working - but it seems
> we're not on friendly terms.
>
> 1) I defined a GOptionEntry as:
>
> {"debug", 'd', 0, G_OPTION_ARG_STRING, &dbg, "Debug options", "opts"},
>
> and find that
> -d e works
> --debug e
> --debug=e work correctly
>
> -de gives "option parsing failed: Missing argument for -d"
>
> The form (-de), frequently used, fails though it is advertised
> in the Command line parser description:
>
> http://library.gnome.org/devel/glib/unstable/glib-Commandline-option-parser.html#g-option-context-add-main-entries
>
> why?
This is NOT meant to work as you seem to expect, and the docs tells you:
"-de" is the same as "-d -e", not "-d e".
This is a very common thing, and most commands works this way (apart
perhaps cut).
> 2) The above entry should have a list of the actual debug options,
> but I haven't found a practical way to add them to the help text.
> I'd like to add options like:
>
> p: debug printing
> l: debug logging
>
> Actually, I've extended the "Debug options" string with \n's and
> looong string, but there should be a more practical way... is there?
No idea, sorry.
> 3) The reason I wanted to migrate to GOption, is that it seems
> gnome_program_init doesn't eliminate the recognized default arguments
> such as --g-fatal-warnings, if added. So, in gdb, a run
> --g-fatal-warnings produces an error in getopt.
AFAIR, --g-fatal-warnings is NOT a standard option. You're expected to
use the environment variable G_DEBUG:
G_DEBUG=fatal-warnings gdb yourapp
See http://library.gnome.org/devel/glib/unstable/glib-running.html
> I've looked through numerous pages - can anyone point to an app that
> actually uses GOption for more than a minimal options set?
Most GNOME programs, and let's guess: GIMP ;)
Regards,
Colomban
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