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require 'optparse'
module Spec #:nodoc:
module Runner #:nodoc:
# Lucid uses OptionParser in order to parse any command line options.
# If RSpec is being used in any way with Lucid, then what will happen
# is that RSpec's option parser will kick in and try to parse ARGV.
# Since the command line arguments will be specific to Lucid, RSpec
# will not know what to do with them and will fail. So what this bit
# of logic is doing is making sure that the option parser for RSpec
# will not be operative.
class OptionParser < ::OptionParser #:nodoc:
MODDED_RSPEC = Object.new
def MODDED_RSPEC.method_missing(m, *args); self; end
def self.method_added(m)
unless @__modding_rspec
@__modding_rspec = true
define_method(m) do |*a|
MODDED_RSPEC
end
@__modding_rspec = false
end
end
end
end
end
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