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# __construct()
ok 1 - __construct() creates a new sfCommandOptionSet object
ok 2 - __construct() takes an array of sfCommandOption objects as its first argument
# ->setOptions()
ok 3 - ->setOptions() sets the array of sfCommandOption objects
ok 4 - ->setOptions() clears all sfCommandOption objects
ok 5 - ->setOptions() clears all sfCommandOption objects
# ->addOptions()
ok 6 - ->addOptions() adds an array of sfCommandOption objects
ok 7 - ->addOptions() does not clear existing sfCommandOption objects
# ->addOption()
ok 8 - ->addOption() adds a sfCommandOption object
ok 9 - ->addOption() adds a sfCommandOption object
ok 10 - ->addOption() throws a sfCommandException if the another option is already registered with the same name
ok 11 - ->addOption() throws a sfCommandException if the another option is already registered with the same shortcut
# ->getOption()
ok 12 - ->getOption() returns a sfCommandOption by its name
ok 13 - ->getOption() throws an exception if the option name does not exist
# ->hasOption()
ok 14 - ->hasOption() returns true if a sfCommandOption exists for the given name
ok 15 - ->hasOption() returns false if a sfCommandOption exists for the given name
# ->hasShortcut()
ok 16 - ->hasShortcut() returns true if a sfCommandOption exists for the given shortcut
ok 17 - ->hasShortcut() returns false if a sfCommandOption exists for the given shortcut
# ->getOptionForShortcut()
ok 18 - ->getOptionForShortcut() returns a sfCommandOption by its shortcut
ok 19 - ->getOption() throws an exception if the shortcut does not exist
# ->getDefaults()
ok 20 - ->getDefaults() returns the default values for all options
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