Weird problem with order of elements in the cli spec

[jmansion]

This program gives:

test(false)=Failed
test(true)=OK

With HEAD on Linux Ubuntu with gcc 9.2.1 and clang 9.0.0.

I don't think the changein order should matter.

#include "clipp.h"

#include
#include

using namespace clipp;
using namespace std;

enum class Mode
{
Unknown,
Error,
Help,
DeviceList,
DeviceInfo
};

bool test_(int argc, char* argv[], bool order)
{
Mode m = Mode::Unknown;
string target;

auto helpMode = (
    command("help").set(m, Mode::Help)
);

auto deviceListMode = (
    command("devicelist")
        .set(m, Mode::DeviceList)
        .doc("List available hardware devices")
);

auto deviceInfoMode = (
    command("deviceinfo")
        .set(m, Mode::DeviceInfo)
        .doc("Display information about a hardware device")
        ,
    value("device", target)
        .doc("Device name to provide information for")
);

auto cli = order ? (
        helpMode | deviceInfoMode | deviceListMode
    ) : (
        helpMode | deviceListMode | deviceInfoMode
    );

return (bool)clipp::parse(argc, argv, cli);

}

const char* test(bool order)
{
static char* argv[] = {
(char*)"app", (char*)"deviceinfo", (char*)"foo", nullptr
};

auto rc = test_(3, argv, order);

return rc ? "OK" : "Failed";

}

int main(int, char*[])
{
std::cout << "test(false)=" << test(false) << std::endl;
std::cout << "test(true)=" << test(true) << std::endl;
return 0;
}
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bug.cpp.gz

[Kansattica]

I came here because I think I have the same thing. I spent quite some time messing with stuff because:

const auto genMode = (command("gen", "generate").set(ret.selected, mode::gen).doc("Generate a post template in the current folder. Edit this file afterwards to add a body.") &
            (
             repeatable(in_sequence(option("-d", "--description") & value("file description", ret.gen_opt.post.descriptions))).doc("Associate this description with the corresponding file."),
             repeatable(in_sequence(option("-f", "--file", "--attach") & value("file path", ret.gen_opt.post.attachments))).doc("Attach these files to the post."),
             in_sequence(option("-o", "--output"), value("filename", ret.gen_opt.filename)).doc("Specify an output file. Default is new_post."),
             in_sequence(option("-r", "--reply-to"), value("reply_to", ret.gen_opt.post.reply_to_id)).doc("Reply to the specified post ID."),
             in_sequence(option("-i", "--reply-id"), value("id", ret.gen_opt.post.reply_id)).doc("Set an ID so that this post can be replied to with --reply-to."),
             in_sequence(option("-c", "--content-warning", "--cw"), value("warning", ret.gen_opt.post.content_warning)).doc("Set a content warning (or subject) for the post."),
             in_sequence(option("-p", "--privacy", "--visibility"), visibilities).doc("Set the post's visibility."),
             in_sequence(option("-b", "--body", "--content"), value("body", ret.gen_opt.post.text)).doc("Specify a body for the post.")
            ) % "generate options");

creates this situation where options that are later in the list can block earlier ones (for example, generate -o filename -r 1234567 fails to parse), but the following, with the last two swapped around, works fine:

 const auto genMode = (command("gen", "generate").set(ret.selected, mode::gen).doc("Generate a post template in the current folder. Edit this file afterwards to add a body.") &
            (
             repeatable(in_sequence(option("-d", "--description") & value("file description", ret.gen_opt.post.descriptions))).doc("Associate this description with the corresponding file."),
             repeatable(in_sequence(option("-f", "--file", "--attach") & value("file path", ret.gen_opt.post.attachments))).doc("Attach these files to the post."),
             in_sequence(option("-o", "--output"), value("filename", ret.gen_opt.filename)).doc("Specify an output file. Default is new_post."),
             in_sequence(option("-r", "--reply-to"), value("reply_to", ret.gen_opt.post.reply_to_id)).doc("Reply to the specified post ID."),
             in_sequence(option("-i", "--reply-id"), value("id", ret.gen_opt.post.reply_id)).doc("Set an ID so that this post can be replied to with --reply-to."),
             in_sequence(option("-c", "--content-warning", "--cw"), value("warning", ret.gen_opt.post.content_warning)).doc("Set a content warning (or subject) for the post."),
             in_sequence(option("-b", "--body", "--content"), value("body", ret.gen_opt.post.text)).doc("Specify a body for the post."),
             in_sequence(option("-p", "--privacy", "--visibility"), visibilities).doc("Set the post's visibility.")
            ) % "generate options");