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HelpFormatter does not handle groups properly
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HelpFormatter does not handle groups properly
Summary: HelpFormatter does not handle groups properly
Product: Commons
Version: 1.0 Final
Platform: All
OS/Version: All
Status: NEW
Severity: Normal
Priority: Other
Component: CLI
AssignedTo: commons-dev@jakarta.apache.org
ReportedBy: etienne.pelletier@pegs.com
The HelpFormatter repeats Options that have previously been printed with the group.
The problem is in the else block where options not belonging to a group are
printed. The code gets executed if it does not belong to a group -OR- if the
group has already been printed.
if( group != null && !list.contains(group)) {
// this gets executed when a new group is found
...
} else {
// this gets executed if the group is OR ISN'T null, and if group is in list.
....
}
The else statement on line 267 should be as follows:
} else if (group == null) {
// This will make sure that options that have not been printed as part of a group
// will not get printed again.
...
}
I believe this change fixes the problem.
Also, the append on line 264 should add an extra space after the ] to make sure
that there will be a space between the ] and the next option.
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