--only doesn't work the same way in Qt Creator debugger about bandit

[sbeyer]

I have no installation of Qt Creator, so I can't test. But my simple guess is that Qt Creator does not interpret the space between "is" and "empty" correctly. Assuming that Qt Creator runs ./BanditTest --only=is, the first and the last test title match.

edit: What if you run --only=empty?

edit2: To work around this problem in cases where you need many words to get the right result, you can use multple --only arguments, like --only=is --only=empty.

[MartinDelille]

Yes using several --only arguments works indeed in both case.