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#######################################################
#
# Test regex_replace function
#
#######################################################
body common control
{
inputs => { "../../default.cf.sub" };
bundlesequence => { default("$(this.promise_filename)") };
version => "1.0";
}
#######################################################
bundle agent test
{
vars:
"test" string => "abcdefghij";
# replace the empty string with empty string, globally
"void" string => regex_replace($(test), "", "", "g");
# replace any character with empty string, globally
"void1" string => regex_replace($(test), ".", "", "g");
# replace the empty string with 'x', globally (matches on character boundaries)
"void2" string => regex_replace($(test), "", "x", "g");
# replace the whole string
"allofitwithTEST" string => regex_replace($(test), ".*", "TEST", "");
# no matches, original intact
"nomatch" string => regex_replace($(test), "nonesuch", "TEST", "g");
"nomatch2" string => regex_replace($(test), "nonesuch", "TEST\1\2\3\4\5\6\7\8\9", "g");
# replace any character with -DOT-
"dots_everywhere" string => regex_replace($(test), ".", "-DOT-", "g");
# capture any three characters and replace with a backreference
"cap123" string => regex_replace($(test), "(...)", "[cap=$1]", "g");
# capture any three characters and replace with a backreference
"cap123_backslash" string => regex_replace($(test), "(...)", "[cap=\1]", "g");
# note that this is the same as above because the CFE parser tries to be clever in this case, converting \\1 to \1
"cap123_backslash2" string => regex_replace($(test), "(...)", "[cap=\\1]", "g");
"cap123_backslashes1to9missing" string => regex_replace($(test), "...", "[cap=\1\2\3\4\5\6\7\8\9]", "g");
"cap123_backslashes1to9havesome" string => regex_replace($(test), "(.)(.)(.)", "[cap=\1\2\3\4\5\6\7\8\9]", "g");
# match ABC case-insensitive and replace with ABC
"simple_nocase" string => regex_replace($(test), "ABC", "ABC", "gi"); # case-insensitive
# match abc and replace with ABC
"simple" string => regex_replace($(test), "abc", "ABC", "g");
# empty cases
"empty1" string => regex_replace("", "abc", "ABC", "g");
"empty2" string => regex_replace("", "abc", "", "g");
}
#######################################################
bundle agent check
{
methods:
"check" usebundle => dcs_check_state(test,
"$(this.promise_filename).expected.json",
$(this.promise_filename));
}
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