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helper: Implemented initializeFilterFromCLI

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Paul Beckingham 2016-04-08 07:46:00 -04:00
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src/helper.cpp
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@ -106,11 +106,45 @@ void expandIntervalHint (
}
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// A filter is a placeholder for a start datetime, end datetime and a set of
// tags, which makes it essentially an interval.
Filter initializeFilterFromCLI (const CLI& cli)
{
Filter f;
Filter filter;
std::string start;
std::string end;
for (auto& arg : cli._args)
{
if (arg.hasTag ("BINARY") ||
arg.hasTag ("CMD"))
continue;
return f;
if (arg.hasTag ("HINT"))
{
expandIntervalHint (arg.attribute ("canonical"), start, end);
}
else if (arg._lextype == Lexer::Type::date)
{
if (start == "")
start = arg.attribute ("raw");
else if (end == "")
end = arg.attribute ("raw");
// TODO Is this workable? Using excess date fields as tags. Might just
// be a coincidence.
else
filter.tag (arg.attribute ("raw"));
}
else
{
filter.tag (arg.attribute ("raw"));
}
}
if (start != "") filter.start (Datetime (start));
if (end != "") filter.end (Datetime (end));
return filter;
}
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////