Correctly bubbling exit-codes

[dsoprea]

It looks like CLAP methods often return integers, which I can only assume represent exit codes, and yet any integers returned by the verb handlers will seemingly be ignored (with the process always returning (0)).

I see that there was an issue for this in 2012: https://github.com/adrianaisemberg/CLAP/issues/12. Is there support yet for the user-defined handlers to return non-zero rather than either conceding just (0) or (1) to represent error state or just doing an Environment.Exit(x) manually?

Thanks.

[adrianaisemberg]

CLAP does not support exit-codes. That's a good ides! You are welcome to submit a pull-request with such support ;)

Regards, Adrian

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On Fri, Jul 8, 2016 at 7:15 PM, Dustin Oprea [email protected] wrote:

It looks like CLAP methods often return integers, which I can only assume represent exit codes, and yet any integers returned by the user-defined subcommand handlers will seemingly be ignored (with the process always returning (0)). Is there actually support for the user-defined handlers to return non-zero?

Thanks.

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[dsoprea]

This is still in my queue, to investigate.