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#!/bin/sh
# Test 1: verify that each and every word in the "words-correct" file is
# considered correct, and each and every word in "words-wrong" is considered
# incorrect. The various subtests use different spellchecking runtimes
# (hspell, aspell, hunspell) using the compiled data in the current directory.
#
# Important: run "make hspell he.rws" first.
# NOTE: This test should be run inside the hspell compilation directory,
# not in TESTDIR itself.
DIR=test
TMPLOG=/tmp/test1.log
dotest(){
# Run the given "ispell -a"-like command and expect all the words to
# be correct, or all incorrect, as requested.
local TESTNAME="$1"
local FILE="$2"
local SECHEAD="$3"
shift 3
if test ! -s "$FILE"
then
return
fi
echo -n "Test 1/$TESTNAME ($SECHEAD): "
"$@" < $FILE >$TMPLOG
nwords=`wc -l <$FILE`
nright=`grep -c '^[*+]' <$TMPLOG`
nwrong=`grep -c '^[&#]' <$TMPLOG`
case $SECHEAD in
+*) # all should be right
nall=$nright
nnone=$nwrong;;
-*) # all should be right
nall=$nwrong
nnone=$nright;;
*)
echo "TEST BUG: bad header $SECHEAD"
return;;
esac
if test $nall -eq $nwords -a $nnone -eq 0
then
echo success.
else
echo "***** FAILED! *****"
#cat $TMPLOG
fi
}
TMPFILE=/tmp/test1.in
test_all(){
TESTNAME="$1"
shift
>$TMPFILE
SECHEAD=""
section=0
while read line
do
case $line in
[+-]*)
# end of previous section; check it
dotest "$TESTNAME/$section" "$TMPFILE" "$SECHEAD" "$@"
>$TMPFILE
SECHEAD="$line"
section=$((section+1))
;;
*)
echo "$line" >>$TMPFILE
;;
esac
done
# end of previous section; check it
dotest "$TESTNAME/$section" "$TMPFILE" "$SECHEAD" "$@"
rm $TMPFILE
}
cat $DIR/test1.dat|
test_all hspell ./hspell -Dhebrew.wgz -a
cat $DIR/test1.dat|
test_all aspell aspell --dict-dir=. -d he.rws -a
iconv -f iso-8859-8 -t utf-8 $DIR/test1.dat |
test_all hunspell hunspell -i utf-8 -d `pwd`/he -a
#iconv -f iso-8859-8 -t utf-8 $DIR/test1.dat |
#test_all doubleaffixcompress hunspell -i utf-8 -d `pwd`/hunspell/new_he -a
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