// Copyright 2014 The Bazel Authors. All rights reserved. // // Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); // you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. // You may obtain a copy of the License at // // http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0 // // Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software // distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, // WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. // See the License for the specific language governing permissions and // limitations under the License. package com.google.devtools.common.options; import java.util.List; import java.util.Map; /** * A read-only interface for options parser results, which does not allow any * further parsing of options. */ public interface OptionsProvider extends OptionsClassProvider { /** * Returns the skylark options in a name:value map. * *

These follow the basics of the option syntax, --= but are parsed and stored * differently than native options based on starting with "//". This is a sufficient * demarcation between skylark flags and native flags for now since all skylark flags are targets * and are identified by their package path. But in the future when we implement short names for * skylark options, this will need to change. */ Map getSkylarkOptions(); /** * Returns an immutable copy of the residue, that is, the arguments that * have not been parsed. */ List getResidue(); /** * Returns if the named option was specified explicitly in a call to parse. */ boolean containsExplicitOption(String string); /** * Returns a mutable copy of the list of all options that were specified either explicitly or * implicitly. These options are sorted by priority, and by the order in which they were * specified. If an option was specified multiple times, it is included in the result multiple * times. Does not include the residue. * *

The returned list includes undocumented, hidden or implicit options, and should be filtered * as needed. Since it includes all options parsed, it will also include both an expansion option * and the options it expanded to, and so blindly using this list for a new invocation will cause * double-application of these options. */ List asCompleteListOfParsedOptions(); /** * Returns a list of all explicitly specified options, suitable for logging or for displaying back * to the user. These options are sorted by priority, and by the order in which they were * specified. If an option was explicitly specified multiple times, it is included in the result * multiple times. Does not include the residue. * *

The list includes undocumented options. */ List asListOfExplicitOptions(); /** * Returns a list of the parsed options whose values are in the final value of the option, i.e. * the options that were added explicitly, expanded if necessary to the valued options they * affect. This will not include values that were set and then overridden by a later value of the * same option. * *

The list includes undocumented options. */ List asListOfCanonicalOptions(); /** * Returns a list of all options, including undocumented ones, and their effective values. There * is no guaranteed ordering for the result. */ List asListOfOptionValues(); /** * Canonicalizes the list of options that this OptionsParser has parsed. * *

The contract is that if the returned set of options is passed to an options parser with the * same options classes, then that will have the same effect as using the original args (which are * passed in here), except for cosmetic differences. We do not guarantee that the 'canonical' list * is unique, since some flags may have effects unknown to the parser (--config, for Bazel), so we * do not reorder flags to further simplify the list. */ List canonicalize(); }