// as it's used for compatibility, it tries to look as much as traditional
// (char **) argv as possible, in particular it provides implicit conversions
// to "char **" and also array-like operator[]
-class wxCmdLineArgsArray
+class WXDLLIMPEXP_BASE wxCmdLineArgsArray
{
public:
wxCmdLineArgsArray() { m_argsA = NULL; m_argsW = NULL; }
return !m_args.empty();
}
+ // and the same for "if ( !argv )" checks
+ bool operator!() const
+ {
+ return m_args.empty();
+ }
+
wxString operator[](size_t n) const
{
return m_args[n];
}
- // this is the only method of this class which doesn't exist solely for
- // compatibility purposes: it allows to access the arguments as a
- // convenient array of wxStrings
+ // we must provide this overload for g++ 3.4 which can't choose between
+ // our operator[](size_t) and ::operator[](char**, int) otherwise
+ wxString operator[](int n) const
+ {
+ return m_args[n];
+ }
+
+
+ // convenience methods, i.e. not existing only for backwards compatibility
+
+ // do we have any arguments at all?
+ bool IsEmpty() const { return m_args.empty(); }
+
+ // access the arguments as a convenient array of wxStrings
const wxArrayString& GetArguments() const { return m_args; }
~wxCmdLineArgsArray()
DECLARE_NO_COPY_CLASS(wxCmdLineArgsArray)
};
+// provide global operator overload for compatibility with the existing code
+// doing things like "if ( condition && argv )"
+inline bool operator&&(bool cond, const wxCmdLineArgsArray& array)
+{
+ return cond && !array.IsEmpty();
+}
+
#endif // wxUSE_UNICODE
#endif // _WX_CMDARGS_H_