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#! /bin/sh
# Import common functions & definitions.
. ../common/test-common
g=keys.txt
s=s.$g
l=l.$g
p=p.$g
remove $s $g $l $p
../../testutils/uu_decode --decode < keys.uue || miscarry could not extract test file.
summary="\
1.2 97/10/25 23:04:58 james
changed the one and only line
1.1 97/10/25 23:04:20 james
date and time created 97/10/25 23:04:20 by james
"
# Check the basic function of the -L option.
docommand L1 "${vg_get} -L s.keys.txt" 0 "$summary\n" "1.2\n1 lines\n"
remove $g
# Check that -lp does the same thing.
docommand L1p "${vg_get} -lp s.keys.txt" 0 "$summary\n" "1.2\n1 lines\n"
remove $g
docommand L2 "${vg_get} -L s.keys.txt s.keys.txt" 0 "$summary\n$summary\n" "
s.keys.txt:
1.2
1 lines
s.keys.txt:
1.2
1 lines
"
remove $g
# Check that the "new delta" message also goes to stderr when we are using -L.
docommand L2e "${vg_get} -e -L s.keys.txt" 0 "$summary\n" "1.2
new delta 1.3
1 lines
"
# Reverse the effect of the edit.
remove $g $p
# Check that the delta summary is sent to stderr if -p is given (and that
# the body goes to stdout)..
docommand L3 "${vg_get} -p -k -L s.keys.txt" 0 "$summary\n1.2 %I%\n" "1.2\n1 lines\n"
remove $g
# Generate an l-file ...
docommand o1a "${vg_get} -l s.keys.txt" 0 "1.2\n1 lines\n" ""
# ... and check its contents.
docommand o1b "cat $l" 0 "$summary\n" ""
remove $g $l
remove $s $g $l $p
success
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