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Re: [help-gengetopt] gengetopt 2.22b-2 beta issues
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Lorenzo Bettini |
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Re: [help-gengetopt] gengetopt 2.22b-2 beta issues |
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Sun, 23 Dec 2007 15:41:33 +0100 |
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Thunderbird 2.0.0.6 (X11/20071022) |
Papp Gyozo (VBuster) wrote:
I was considering to post the .ggo file but it is a little big about
~60 options and several sections, so at first I intentionally skipped
it. However, the problem still exists (hope no) I'll send you. Be
sure!
oh, then I'd really need an input file to reproduce the problem... if
you can reproduce it in a smaller file that'd be even better :-)
still quite strange. gengetopt 2.22b-3 is likely to crash on the attached .ggo
file on Windows. The tarball was downloaded and built yesterday with MinGW not
Cygwin to get a native Windows binary.
Hi
I think I found the problem (well, at least this was a bug) in the loop
for creating the help string.
it's just a simple patch I attach (if there are problems, I can provide
a .tar.gz, it's not in the cvs yet).
Now the --help and --full-help output look ok to me (see the attached
files).
hope to hear from you soon
cheers
Lorenzo
Index: src/gm.cc
===================================================================
RCS file: /home/bettini/work/cvsroot/gengetopt/src/gm.cc,v
retrieving revision 1.117.2.29
diff -u -r1.117.2.29 gm.cc
--- src/gm.cc 13 Dec 2007 09:54:26 -0000 1.117.2.29
+++ src/gm.cc 23 Dec 2007 14:27:54 -0000
@@ -762,7 +762,7 @@
OptionHelpList::const_iterator it = option_list->begin();
OptionHelpList::const_iterator it2 = full_option_list->begin();
// the second list is surely longer so we scan that one
- for (; it2 != full_option_list->end(); ++it2)
+ for (; it != option_list->end() && it2 != full_option_list->end(); ++it2)
{
if (*it == *it2) {
// when the two strings are the same it means that's a non-hidden
foo 1.0
Usage: foo [OPTIONS]...
-h, --help Print help and exit
--full-help Print help, including hidden options, and exit
-V, --version Print version and exit
Registration:
You have to wait 30 seconds after program start without valid registration!
-k, --registration-key=KEY registration key from the licence agreement.
-u, --registered-user=NAME username to whom the licence agreement is filled
out.
Targets to be scanned:
-f, --file=FILE obtains targets to be scanned from FILE or from
the standard input if FILE is '-' (available
in automatic mode only)
-Z, --skip-archive disables scanning inside compressed files.
(default=off)
-R, --skip-subdir[=PATTERN] skips all or the specified subdirectories under
TARGETS.
Group: Pathname patterns
By default, filesnames matching a scanengine pattern shall be scanned only.
This behaviour can be altered with the following options. Multiple patterns
can be given in PATTERN separated by '|'.
--all-files no matching at all, each file will be scanned.
Scanning methods and operation:
-s, --scanning=LEVEL adjust scanning method level (possible
values="quick", "strict", "full"
default=`strict')
-e, --heuristics=LEVEL adjust heuristic examination level (possible
values="off", "normal", "high"
default=`normal')
-A, --autoscan automatically scan packed samples internally.
(default=on)
-G, --greyware enables greyware detection detection.
(default=off)
-a, --action=ACTION action to be taken automatically on virus alert.
More than one action can be specified, and in
such cases, the first available action will be
taken.
If this option is not specified at all, user
is asked on each alert. (possible
values="delete", "kill", "quarantine",
"rename", "skip")
Working files and directories:
Non-absolute pathnames are relative to the executable's directory.
-d, --vdb=FILE XML descrtiptor file with the list of virus
database files. (default=`vdb\\vdb.xml')
Group: lib
-E, --engine=FILE load and use FILE as the scan engine shared
library.
Diagnostic settings:
Non-absolute pathnames are relative to the current directory.
-q, --quiet do not print filenames except from virus alert
(brief mode). Doubling it (`-qq') suppresses
all messages but virus alerts (quiet mode),
and `-qqq' implies `--terse' as well. Note
that this flag does not affect error reporting
on stderr!
-c, --config=CONFIG obtain missing options from CONFIG file. The
commandline options take precedence over their
equivalents given in config file.
(default=`vbscan.ini')
--log[=FILE] file where to save messages for further use.
(default=`vbscan.log')
foo 1.0
Usage: foo [OPTIONS]...
-h, --help Print help and exit
--full-help Print help, including hidden options, and exit
-V, --version Print version and exit
Registration:
You have to wait 30 seconds after program start without valid registration!
-k, --registration-key=KEY registration key from the licence agreement.
-u, --registered-user=NAME username to whom the licence agreement is filled
out.
Targets to be scanned:
-b, --boot enables scanning of boot sectors of attached
devices, too. This option works on Windows/DOS
only. (default=off)
-f, --file=FILE obtains targets to be scanned from FILE or from
the standard input if FILE is '-' (available
in automatic mode only)
-Z, --skip-archive disables scanning inside compressed files.
(default=off)
-M, --skip-mail disables scanning inside mail files (MIME).
(default=off)
-R, --skip-subdir[=PATTERN] skips all or the specified subdirectories under
TARGETS.
--symlink=ACTION how to handle symbolic links. It influences
pattern matching: 'follow' uses the link name
while 'resolve' does the linked file name
instead.
It has no effect on Windows and DOS.
(possible values="skip", "follow",
"resolve" default=`skip')
Group: Pathname patterns
By default, filesnames matching a scanengine pattern shall be scanned only.
This behaviour can be altered with the following options. Multiple patterns
can be given in PATTERN separated by '|'.
--all-files no matching at all, each file will be scanned.
-p, --pattern=PATTERN uses PATTERN in place of the default
configuration.
--include=PATTERN adds PATTERN to the default configuration.
--exclude=PATTERN excludes files with basename matching PATTERN.
This option can be used along with any pattern
configuration described above.
-m, --match-in-archive toggles basename pattern matching on files
inside archives and mails. `--pattern' turns
its default value to 'off' implicitly.
(default=on)
Scanning methods and operation:
-s, --scanning=LEVEL adjust scanning method level (possible
values="quick", "strict", "full"
default=`strict')
-e, --heuristics=LEVEL adjust heuristic examination level (possible
values="off", "normal", "high"
default=`normal')
--sfx enables SFX (self-extractor) detection.
(default=on)
-A, --autoscan automatically scan packed samples internally.
(default=on)
-G, --greyware enables greyware detection detection.
(default=off)
-a, --action=ACTION action to be taken automatically on virus alert.
More than one action can be specified, and in
such cases, the first available action will be
taken.
If this option is not specified at all, user
is asked on each alert. (possible
values="delete", "kill", "quarantine",
"rename", "skip")
--remove-macro automatically removes all macros from `Office'
documents. (default=off)
--thread=NUM maximum number of scanning threads.
This option has no effect on DOS.
(default=`1')
--timeout=NUM number of seconds within a thread should finish
the scanning of one object. Consider to raise
this limit in case of huge archive files.
(default=`120')
--memory=MODE scan engine memory consumption (possible
values="normal", "minimum", "full"
default=`full')
--timeout-abort exits when the first thread is timed out.
(default=off)
--archive-max-size=NUM maximum decompression size in MBytes. (0 means
engine default.) (default=`0')
--archive-max-ratio=NUM maximum decompression ratio in MBytes. (0 means
engine default.) (default=`0')
Quarantine operations:
The following actions accept zero or more arguments (`keys' or `key:FILE'
pairs) specifying the operands for the desired operation. Multiple actions
with arguments are permitted, and the keys can be obtained by `--list'.
If no key is given at all, the selected action is performed on each file in
the quarantine. Files can be filtered by `--status' in both cases.
--status=STATUS quarantine files with STATUS will be selected
only for the desired operation.
The default values are 'all', 'infected' and
`clean' for `--list', `--delete' and
'--restore', respectively. (possible
values="all", "clean", "infected",
"suspicious", "deleted")
-l, --list[=key] displays information about quarantined file(s)
in quarantine directory (`--quarantine') such
as 'key' and STATUS beside original location,
file size and last modification date.
--delete[=key] deletes quarantined file(s).
--rescan[=key] rescans quarantined file(s).
`--status' has no effect on this operation.
--restore[=key[:FILE]] restores quarantined file(s) to FILE or its
original location if FILE is omitted.
--saveas=key:FILE saves quarantined file(s) specified by key
(required!) to FILE(s).
-w, --overwrite allows for `--restore' and `--saveas' to
overwrite existing FILE(s). (default=off)
Working files and directories:
Non-absolute pathnames are relative to the executable's directory.
-y, --quarantine=DIR secure directory where to move infected files.
-t, --temp=DIR directory for temporary file actions.
-d, --vdb=FILE XML descrtiptor file with the list of virus
database files. (default=`vdb\\vdb.xml')
-O, --optional=STRING optional virus database files to load beside
default ones.
Group: lib
-E, --engine=FILE load and use FILE as the scan engine shared
library.
Diagnostic settings:
Non-absolute pathnames are relative to the current directory.
-o, --old do not warn if VDB is older than two weeks.
-q, --quiet do not print filenames except from virus alert
(brief mode). Doubling it (`-qq') suppresses
all messages but virus alerts (quiet mode),
and `-qqq' implies `--terse' as well. Note
that this flag does not affect error reporting
on stderr!
--summary toggles displaying of summary results. It is on
by default, but quiet mode implicitly turns
off. (default=on)
-T, --terse use terse message format in automatic mode.
`--quiet' may override.
-C, --show-config dump the actual settings to the stdout, and
exit. (default=off)
-c, --config=CONFIG obtain missing options from CONFIG file. The
commandline options take precedence over their
equivalents given in config file.
(default=`vbscan.ini')
--log[=FILE] file where to save messages for further use.
(default=`vbscan.log')
-g, --debug=FILE logs XEDK messages as described in FILE.
Re: [help-gengetopt] gengetopt 2.22b-2 beta issues, Papp Gyozo (VBuster), 2007/12/18
- Re: [help-gengetopt] gengetopt 2.22b-2 beta issues,
Lorenzo Bettini <=
Re: [help-gengetopt] gengetopt 2.22b-2 beta issues, Papp Gyozo (VBuster), 2007/12/18
Re: [help-gengetopt] gengetopt 2.22b-2 beta issues, Papp Gyozo (VBuster), 2007/12/18
Re: [help-gengetopt] gengetopt 2.22b-2 beta issues, Papp Gyozo (VBuster), 2007/12/28
Re: [help-gengetopt] gengetopt 2.22b-2 beta issues, Papp Gyozo (VBuster), 2007/12/28