Closed stefoss23 closed 6 years ago
One question about how to use it. I am not familiar with ParseContext
. The default behavior will still throw an exception, right? How to make it not throw? Thanks.
The ParseContext.hpp provides some documentation. Basically you can override the settings chosen (by Flow for example) by setting environment variables.
The default behavior will still throw an exception, right? How to make it not throw? Thanks.
The default beavior will still be to throw yes; but downstream really determines - so in addition to setting the environment variable one could envisage flow
having commandline options for this?
This looks fine - I assume the mentioned reordering of test conditions will solve the test problems, and then this can be merged!
jenkins build this with downstreams please
jenkins build this with downstreams please
OK - the summaryconfigTest is fixed in master; the ParseContext test I do not understand.
jenkins build this with downstreams please
Adding a new keyword for handling reading of eclipse .DATA files. When reading a keyword whose length was specified in the previous keyword, an exception is thrown if there are more records than expected.
With the new PARSE_EXTRA_RECORDS field, these extra records can be ignored.