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* Factor out the default `MultiCommand` behavior All the `MultiCommand`s had (nearly) the same behavior when called without a subcommand. Factor out this behavior into the `NixMultiCommand` class. * Display the list of available subcommands when none is specified Whenever a user runs a command that excepts a subcommand, add the list of available subcommands to the error message. * Print the multi-command lists as Markdown lists This takes more screen real estate, but is also much more readable than a comma-separated list
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454 B
C++
19 lines
454 B
C++
#include "command.hh"
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using namespace nix;
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struct CmdDerivation : NixMultiCommand
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{
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CmdDerivation() : NixMultiCommand("derivation", RegisterCommand::getCommandsFor({"derivation"}))
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{ }
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std::string description() override
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{
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return "Work with derivations, Nix's notion of a build plan.";
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}
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Category category() override { return catUtility; }
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};
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static auto rCmdDerivation = registerCommand<CmdDerivation>("derivation");
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