Add a dry_run argument to Argument::consume(), and change ArgumentParser private section to protected #332
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…ser private section to protected Both changes are needed in the special case of GDAL where our existing hand-made argument parser accepts positional arguments placed anywhere in the arguments, not just after optional arguments. In the GDAL code, in OSGeo/gdal@8bb3455#diff-4592e7daae8543536dbeadf05a3c110282ea0fc089216186138c923a0d4d8000R170 , I've implemented a preliminary pass before calling ArgumentParser::process_args() that re-order arguments. For that, I need to be able to call consume() but without side-effects (dry_run=False) and accept members that are private
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Both changes are needed in the special case of GDAL where our existing
hand-made argument parser accepts positional arguments placed anywhere
in the arguments, not just after optional arguments.
In the GDAL code, in OSGeo/gdal@8bb3455#diff-4592e7daae8543536dbeadf05a3c110282ea0fc089216186138c923a0d4d8000R170 ,
I've implemented a preliminary pass before calling
ArgumentParser::process_args() that re-order arguments. For that, I need
to be able to call consume() but without side-effects (dry_run=False)
and accept members that are private