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Update docs on adding a command-line argument

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Jay Berkenbilt 2024-01-05 12:21:38 -05:00
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@ -377,7 +377,8 @@ Quick reminder:
argument argument
* Add an entry to the bottom half of job.yml for the job JSON field * Add an entry to the bottom half of job.yml for the job JSON field
* Add documentation for the new option to cli.rst * Add documentation for the new option to cli.rst
* Implement the QPDFJob::Config method in QPDFJob_config.cc. * Implement the QPDFJob::Config method in QPDFJob_config.cc
* Adding new options tables is harder -- see below
QPDFJob is documented in three places: QPDFJob is documented in three places:
@ -406,6 +407,12 @@ you need a manual handler, you have to declare the option as manual in
job.yml and implement the handler yourself, though the automatically job.yml and implement the handler yourself, though the automatically
generated code will declare it for you. generated code will declare it for you.
Adding a new option table is a bit harder and is not well-documented.
For a simple example, look at the code that added the
--set-page-labels table. That change was divided into two commits (one
for the manual changes, and one for the generated changes) to make it
easier to use as an example.
The build will fail until the new option is documented in The build will fail until the new option is documented in
manual/cli.rst. To do that, create documentation for the option by manual/cli.rst. To do that, create documentation for the option by
adding a ".. qpdf:option::" directive followed by a magic help comment adding a ".. qpdf:option::" directive followed by a magic help comment