I'm using the following code to read command line arguments for two integer
values
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// inside of a class
static int opt_x_part = 0;
static int opt_y_part = 0;
...
public static const OptionEntry[] options = {
{ "xpart", 0, 0, OptionArg.INT, ref opt_x_part,
"Number of partitions in the x direction", null },
{ "ypart", 0, 0, OptionArg.INT, ref opt_y_part,
"Number of partitions in the y direction", null },
{ null }
};
...
public int x_part { get; set; default=0; }
public int y_part { get; set; default=0; }
public int n_part { get; set; default=0; }
...
// in the constructor
if (opt_x_part != 0) {
x_part = opt_x_part;
}
if (opt_y_part != 0) {
y_part = opt_y_part;
}
n_part = x_part * y_part;
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Later on in the code I want to use n_part but whenever I do I get the
following error during compile:
julia.vala:166.21-166.30: error: Relational operation not supported for
types `int' and `null'
for (i = 0; i < n_part; i++) {
I assume that it thinks that there's a chance that n_part could be null
because of the ref to opt_x_part/opt_y_part made in the options, but I'm a
little confused as to why they are usable during construction but not
afterwards. What is the way to deal with options correctly to avoid this
error?
Thanks,
Geoff
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