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## Stops automatically in _do_component_tests.
## Test for option parsing.
set debuglevel=1
set opt__list[OPT__FILTER].i_val=0
set opt__list[OPT__FILTER].prio=0
#= 0
print opt__list[OPT__FILTER].i_val
print opt__list[OPT__FILTER].prio
# With gdb 6.8.50 or something like that this doesn't work anymore.
# set buffer="filter=any"
set strcpy(buffer, "filter=any")
call opt__parse(buffer, 0, 1, 0)
#= -1
print opt__list[OPT__FILTER].i_val
# Now we have to set both strings, because strcpy() doesn't go beyond \0.
# Or we could use memcpy ... but that's fragile if the value gets changed.
set strcpy(buffer, "filter")
set strcpy(buffer+10, "none;text")
set opt_debugprefix=0
call opt__parse(buffer, buffer+10, 2, 0)
#= 7
print opt__list[OPT__FILTER].i_val
set strcpy(buffer, "filter=none")
call opt__parse(buffer, 0, 3, 0)
#= 0
print opt__list[OPT__FILTER].i_val
call strcpy(buffer, "filter=mtime,owner:group")
call opt__parse(buffer, 0, 4, 0)
#= 0xe0
print /x opt__list[OPT__FILTER].i_val
set strcpy(buffer, "delay=no")
call opt__parse(buffer, 0, 1, 0)
#= 0
print opt__list[OPT__DELAY].i_val
set strcpy(buffer, "delay=yes")
call opt__parse(buffer, 0, 2, 0)
#= -1
print opt__list[OPT__DELAY].i_val
set strcpy(buffer, "delay=commit,update,checkout,revert")
call opt__parse(buffer, 0, 3, 0)
#= 15
print opt__list[OPT__DELAY].i_val
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