// ReSharper restore UnusedMember.Local, UnusedParameter.Local
public override void Run(out int errorLevel)
{
/* We are here because we Parsed. We could potentially allow for Parse extensibility,
* but this will suffice as a workaround for the time being. We do this here because
* we want to have evaluated the Arguments, regardless of their sourcing, in front of
* evaluating any error levels. */
// Allowing for a Response File as input instead of the direct Command Line Arguments.
bool TryEvaluateResponseFile(out int responseLevel)
{
responseLevel = DefaultErrorLevel;
// TODO: TBD: we might otherwise throw on this one...
return(!ResponseFile.HasValue() || TryLoadResponseFile(ResponseFile.Value));
}
if (!TryEvaluateResponseFile(out errorLevel))
{
return;
}
// From this point, we should have arguments parsed, where ever we sourced them.
base.Run(out errorLevel);
// Version trumps Reporting any Error Levels.
if (VersionSwitch.Enabled || TryReportErrorLevel(errorLevel))
{
return;
}
/* Kind of a roundabout way of doing it, except to underscore the control flow.
* The focus is on Invoking the Operation. Which, this should also be demonstrable
* regardless of the caller context. */
PrivateOperation.InvokeOperation(this, errorLevel);
}
