source ../include
include rc
require get_invocation_name

# invoke like:
#
#       (cd ~/bt/svn/libsh/tests; bash rc-rcinit.sh -c cl_thisfile)

RCPREFIX=foo_

#
rcset a testa           :               "name of the alpha test"
rcset b testb           :testbdef       "what beta test to use"
rcset c testc           :defaultc       "use which charlie"
rcset d testd           1               "use the delta test"

rcset t this_is_test    :foobar "

        this is a test of the emergency broadcast system.
        this is only a test.  in the event of a real
        emergency you would surely be dead already.
"
rcset y another_test    :deaddead "

        this is another test of the emergency broadcast
        system.  this is only a test.  in the event of a
        real emergency you would surely be dead already.
"

rcsetusage \
        $(get_invocation_name) \
        "this is the usage summary line" "

        This is the usage description.  We want to kill
        small animals, children and then feed them to an
        alligator.  It's only on tuesday that we want to
        fend off dragons and even then, only if they let
        us.



        Walking and flying away, the birds will sing another
        day.
"

#rcset z

tmpfile=$(mktemp)
cat <<- HERE > $tmpfile
        
        testa   foo
        testb   rcfile_override
        testc   rc_override

        this_is_test yessir
        
        #testa
        #testd  rc_override_d ## #
        testd   0
             
        
HERE

#
RCFILE=$tmpfile
rcinit "$@"

#
for var in $(compgen -A variable $RCPREFIX); do
        echo "$var: ${!var}"
done

#
echo "remaining: ${RCARGS[@]}"

echo "============ USAGE =============="

rcusage

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