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*/

#ifndef CHAR_ARRAY_OPTION_INCLUDED
#define CHAR_ARRAY_OPTION_INCLUDED

#include "abstract_value_option.h"

namespace Mysql{
namespace Tools{
namespace Base{
namespace Options{

/**
  Option class to get string parameter value and set to char* type object.
 */
class Char_array_option : public Abstract_value_option<char*>
{
public:
  /**
    Constructs new string option.
    @param value Pointer to char* object to receive option value.
    @param allocated Specifies if value set should be some static string or
      dynamically allocated string with my_strdup.
    @param name Name of option. It is used in command line option name as
      --name.
    @param desription Description of option to be printed in --help.
   */
  Char_array_option(
    char** value, bool allocated, std::string name, std::string description);

  /**
    Sets value for this option. If it is specified before handling commandline
    options then supplied value is used as default value of this option.
   */
  Char_array_option* set_value(char* value);
};

}
}
}
}

#endif