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- When counting scenarios, the exit code reflects the number of

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scenarios.
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ccremers 2004-07-28 12:22:40 +00:00
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@ -19,10 +19,15 @@
* \section exit Exit codes * \section exit Exit codes
* *
* 0 Okay No attack found, claims encountered * 0 Okay No attack found, claims encountered
*
* 1 Error Something went wrong (error) E.g. switch error, or scenario ran out. * 1 Error Something went wrong (error) E.g. switch error, or scenario ran out.
*
* 2 Okay No attack found (because) no claims encountered * 2 Okay No attack found (because) no claims encountered
*
* 3 Okay Attack found * 3 Okay Attack found
* *
* However, if the --scenario=-1 switch is used, the exit code is used to return the number of scenarios.
*
* \section coding Coding conventions * \section coding Coding conventions
* *
* Usually, each source file except main.c has an myfileInit() and myfileDone() function * Usually, each source file except main.c has an myfileInit() and myfileDone() function
@ -462,6 +467,12 @@ main (int argc, char **argv)
if (sys->latex) if (sys->latex)
latexDone (sys); latexDone (sys);
/* transfer any scenario counting to the exit code */
if (sys->switchScenario < 0)
{
exitcode = sys->countScenario;
}
/* /*
* Now we clean up any memory that was allocated. * Now we clean up any memory that was allocated.
*/ */