###	SPAR <http://www.cpan.org/scripts/>
###	34	755	1154536064	1224957725	makepp_test_script.pl
#
# This if a multiple hack.  First we steal the contents of another test, because
# we want to test the same things, only invoked from the command line.  Then we
# call makepp to tell us what it would have done, so we can inherit any future
# changes as well.  Then we call makeppbuiltin once, and perform everything
# internally, so that we don't have to fork exec perl many times.  This is not
# how makeppbuiltin usually works, but builtins within a rule do.
#

# Slurp this test into our directory.
open DATA, "$Mpp::source_path/builtins.test" or
  die "can't find builtins.test near here--$!\n";
eval { un_spar() };

# makepp --dry-run barfs at rules treating plain file as dir.
rename dir2 => 'tempdir2';
mkdir 'dir2';

# Ask politely what we need to do.
{
  open my $fh, '>&STDOUT';
  open STDOUT, '>commands';
  makepp '--dry-run';
  open STDOUT, '>&', $fh;
  close $fh;
}

# Restore the way it was in builtins.test.
rmdir 'dir2';
rename 'tempdir2' => dir2;

# We don't start a real command, just use this to get our code loaded
# within the context of makeppbuiltin.
makepp \'builtin', '-Mworker', 'clonetest';
###	43	644	1153861432	1140276843	worker.pm
use mymodule;
# Normally from the command line the commands can inherit nothing from the
# context of their makefile (since there is none).  But here we rerun tests
# that do have such a context, so get it from the makefile.
open my $mf, 'RootMakeppfile' or die $!;
while( <$mf> ) {
  print, eval if
    /^sub / or
    s/^perl /eval / or
    s/^(\w+) *= *(.*)/our \$$1 = '$2'/;
}

# pseudocommand which in fact runs all the others
sub c_clonetest {
  open my $fh, 'commands';
  while( <$fh> ) {
    next if ord != ord '&';
    warn $_;
    chop;
    my $comment = Mpp::Text::find_unquoted $_, '#';
    $_ = substr $_, 0, $comment if $comment > -1;
    $0 = 'makeppbuiltin';
    @ARGV = Mpp::Text::unquote_split_on_whitespace $_;
    substr( $ARGV[0], 0, 1 ) = ''; # Remove &
    eval { Mpp::doit }; warn $@ if $@;
  }

  # We don't know how many files we created, but just to satisfy the test harness:
  Mpp::Cmds::c_sed 's/(\d+) (\d+) (\d+)/N_FILES\01$1\01$2\01$3\01/', 'answers/n_files', '-o', '.makepp/log';

  # Now do as makeppbuiltin does with --help.
  @ARGV = '--help';
  open STDERR, '>help';
  for $0 ( sort grep { /^c_/ and defined &{"Mpp::Cmds::$_"} } keys %Mpp::Cmds:: ) {
    eval { Mpp::doit };
    warn "\n";
  }
  close STDERR;

  unlink 'answers/help' if 'a' lt 'A';	# Ebcdic does it the other way round, failing on -i/-I
}

1;
###	D	755	1140344139	1140344139	answers
###	176	644	1153678523	1402433959	answers/help
cat options:
  -f, --force
  -i, --inpipe=arg
  -I, --infail
  -o, --output=arg
  -O, --outfail
  -S, --sync-lines
  -v, --verbose
chmod options:
  -v, --verbose
cp options:
  -f, --force
  -l, --link
  -s, --symbolic-link
  -v, --verbose
cut options:
  -c, --characters=arg
  -d, --delimiter=arg
  -E, --no-escape
  -f, --fields=arg
      --force
  -i, --inpipe=arg
  -I, --infail
  -l, --lines=arg
  -m, --matching
  -o, --output=arg
  -O, --outfail
  -p, --printf=arg
  -r, --record-size=arg
  -s, --only-delimited
      --separator=arg
  -S, --sync-lines
  -v, --verbose
echo options:
  -E, --no-escape
  -f, --force
  -n, --no-newline
  -o, --output=arg
  -O, --outfail
  -v, --verbose
expr options:
  -f, --force
  -n, --no-newline
  -o, --output=arg
  -O, --outfail
  -v, --verbose
grep options:
  -c, --count
  -f, --force
  -i, --inpipe=arg
  -I, --infail
  -l, --list, --files-with-matches
  -o, --output=arg
  -O, --outfail
  -r, --record-size=arg
  -s, --separator=arg
  -S, --sync-lines
  -v, --vice-versa, --revert-match
      --verbose
  -w, --waste-file=arg
install options:
  -c, --copy
  -d, --directory
  -g, --group=arg
  -l, --link
      --logfile=arg
  -m, --mode=arg
  -o, --owner=arg
  -r, --resolve-symbolic-link
  -s, --strip
  -S, --symbolic-link
  -v, --verbose
ln options:
  -f, --force
  -r, --resolve-symbolic-link
  -s, --symbolic-link
  -v, --verbose
mkdir options:
  -f, --force
  -m, --mode=arg
  -p, --parent
  -v, --verbose
mv options:
  -f, --force
  -v, --verbose
perl options:
  -f, --force
  -i, --inpipe=arg
  -I, --infail
  -o, --output=arg
  -O, --outfail
  -r, --record-size=arg
  -s, --separator=arg
  -S, --sync-lines
  -v, --verbose
preprocess options:
  -a, --assignment
  -f, --force
  -h, --hashref=arg
  -o, --output=arg
  -O, --outfail
  -S, --sync-lines
  -v, --verbose
printf options:
  -E, --no-escape
  -f, --force
  -o, --output=arg
  -O, --outfail
  -v, --verbose
rm options:
  -f, --force
  -m, --metainfo
  -v, --verbose
sed options:
  -f, --force
  -i, --inpipe=arg
  -I, --infail
  -o, --output=arg
  -O, --outfail
  -r, --record-size=arg
  -s, --separator=arg
  -S, --sync-lines
  -v, --verbose
sort options:
  -c, --compare=arg
  -d, --detransform=arg
  -f, --force
  -i, --inpipe=arg
  -I, --infail
  -n, --numeric-sort
  -o, --output=arg
  -O, --outfail
  -r, --reverse
      --record-size=arg
  -s, --separator=arg
  -t, --transform=arg
  -u, --unique
  -v, --verbose
template options:
  -d, --defined
  -f, --force
  -h, --hashref=arg
  -i, --inpipe=arg
  -I, --infail
  -m, --multiline=arg
  -o, --output=arg
  -O, --outfail
  -r, --record-size=arg
  -s, --simple=arg
      --separator=arg
  -S, --sync-lines
  -v, --verbose
touch options:
  -v, --verbose
uninstall options:
  -i, --inpipe=arg
  -I, --infail
  -v, --verbose
uniq options:
  -c, --compare=arg
  -f, --force
  -i, --inpipe=arg
  -I, --infail
  -o, --output=arg
  -O, --outfail
  -r, --record-size=arg
  -s, --separator=arg
  -S, --sync-lines
  -v, --verbose
yes options:
  -E, --no-escape
  -f, --force
  -n, --no-newline
  -o, --output=arg
  -O, --outfail
  -v, --verbose