notex::Orchestrator Class Reference

Owns the command-line parser and coordinates the domain objects that carry out each command. More...

#include <orchestrator.hpp>

Public Member Functions
	Orchestrator (Orchestrator &&)=delete
	Orchestrator (const Orchestrator &)=delete
Orchestrator &	operator= (Orchestrator &&)=delete
Orchestrator &	operator= (const Orchestrator &)=delete
ExitCode	run (int argc, char **argv)
	Parses the command line and dispatches to the requested command, catching every exception at this single point.

Detailed Description

Owns the command-line parser and coordinates the domain objects that carry out each command.

The Orchestrator registers every planned subcommand up front, even before it is implemented, so that the command surface described in the design document is always visible through notex --help; a command without an implementation yet simply reports that it is not available. It holds the state shared across a single invocation, such as the global --yes and --verbose flags, and is the only class in the program that knows about command-line parsing.

Definition at line 34 of file orchestrator.hpp.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

Orchestrator()

notex::Orchestrator::Orchestrator

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Definition at line 29 of file orchestrator.cpp.

Member Function Documentation

run()

ExitCode notex::Orchestrator::run	(	int	argc,
		char **	argv )

Parses the command line and dispatches to the requested command, catching every exception at this single point.

Parameters

argc	Argument count, as received by main.
argv	Argument vector, as received by main.

Returns

The exit code the process should return.

Definition at line 676 of file orchestrator.cpp.

References notex::ui::error(), notex::FAILURE, notex::SUCCESS, and notex::USAGE_ERROR.

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:

• notex/include/orchestrator.hpp
• notex/src/orchestrator.cpp