void AddLastArg(ArgStringList &Output, OptSpecifier Id0,
OptSpecifier Id1) const;
+ /// AddAllArgsExcept - Render all arguments matching any of the given ids
+ /// and not matching any of the excluded ids.
+ void AddAllArgsExcept(ArgStringList &Output, ArrayRef<OptSpecifier> Ids,
+ ArrayRef<OptSpecifier> ExcludeIds) const;
/// AddAllArgs - Render all arguments matching any of the given ids.
void AddAllArgs(ArgStringList &Output, ArrayRef<OptSpecifier> Ids) const;
}
}
-void ArgList::AddAllArgs(ArgStringList &Output,
- ArrayRef<OptSpecifier> Ids) const {
+void ArgList::AddAllArgsExcept(ArgStringList &Output,
+ ArrayRef<OptSpecifier> Ids,
+ ArrayRef<OptSpecifier> ExcludeIds) const {
for (const Arg *Arg : Args) {
- for (OptSpecifier Id : Ids) {
+ bool Excluded = false;
+ for (OptSpecifier Id : ExcludeIds) {
if (Arg->getOption().matches(Id)) {
- Arg->claim();
- Arg->render(*this, Output);
+ Excluded = true;
break;
}
}
+ if (!Excluded) {
+ for (OptSpecifier Id : Ids) {
+ if (Arg->getOption().matches(Id)) {
+ Arg->claim();
+ Arg->render(*this, Output);
+ break;
+ }
+ }
+ }
}
}
+/// This is a nicer interface when you don't have a list of Ids to exclude.
+void ArgList::AddAllArgs(ArgStringList &Output,
+ ArrayRef<OptSpecifier> Ids) const {
+ ArrayRef<OptSpecifier> Exclude = None;
+ AddAllArgsExcept(Output, Ids, Exclude);
+}
+
/// This 3-opt variant of AddAllArgs could be eliminated in favor of one
/// that accepts a single specifier, given the above which accepts any number.
void ArgList::AddAllArgs(ArgStringList &Output, OptSpecifier Id0,