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Use COLUMNS environment variable for console width #14
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If this variable is defined (which is not always the case but at least
respecting it allows us to wrap things properly if it is), use it instead of
the hard-coded 80 character line width.
Closes #7.
Notice that I had to update
catch.hpp
as well because otherwise I was getting incomprehensible errors frommain.cpp
which usedTbc::TextAttributes
from there and not fromclara.h
itself. In fact, I think this points out a serious problem with the current stitching approach: it can easily result in ODR violations because the same stuff is stitched into bothcatch.hpp
andclara.h
. To solve this you'd need to use unique namespaces for the internal stuff for the two headers.BTW, why does Clara use
.h
extension when CATCH uses.hpp
? Wouldn't it be better to use the latter for Clara too, if only for consistency?