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##############################################################################
# Modules Revision 3.0
# Providing a flexible user environment
#
# File: modules.50-cmds/%M%
# Revision: %I%
# First Edition: 2017/06/20
# Last Mod.: %U%, %G%
#
# Authors: Xavier Delaruelle, xavier.delaruelle@cea.fr
#
# Description: Testuite testsequence
# Command: load, unload, switch, help, display, test, whatis
# Modulefiles: spread, spreadrc
# Sub-Command:
#
# Comment: %C{
# Tests how modulefile and modulerc interpreter let spread
# variable, procedure and commands definitions from one
# interpretation to another.
# }C%
#
##############################################################################
skip_if_quick_mode
# ensure auto symbolic versions are not set for these tests
setenv_var MODULES_ADVANCED_VERSION_SPEC 0
set mod "spread"
set mod1 "$mod/3.0"
set mod2 "$mod/4.0"
set modfile1 "$modpath/$mod1"
set modfilere1 "$modpathre/$mod1"
set modfile2 "$modpath/$mod2"
set modfilere2 "$modpathre/$mod2"
# mod1 and mod2 are designed to output any incorrect behavior detected
# so when nothing is displayed it means test went as expected
set spreadres ""
set mod1disph "$modlin\n$modfilere1:\n"
set mod2disph "$modlin\n$modfilere2:\n"
set mod1dispres "$mod"
set mod1helph "$modlin\nModule Specific Help for $modfilere1:\n"
set mod2helph "$modlin\nModule Specific Help for $modfilere2:\n"
set mod1helpres "$mod"
set mod2helpres "$warn_msgs: Unable to find ModulesHelp in $modfilere2."
set mod1testh "$modlin\nModule Specific Test for $modfilere1:\n"
set mod2testh "$modlin\nModule Specific Test for $modfilere2:\n"
set mod1testres "$mod\nTest result: PASS"
set mod2testres "$warn_msgs: Unable to find ModulesTest in $modfilere2."
#
# For sh shell only (no need to check every shells)
#
lappend ans [list set _LMFILES_ "$modfile1:$modfile2"]
lappend ans [list set LOADEDMODULES "$mod1:$mod2"]
#
# The tests
#
testouterr_cmd_re "sh" "load $mod1 $mod2" $ans "$spreadres"
testouterr_cmd_re "sh" "display $mod1 $mod2" "OK" "$mod1disph\n$mod1dispres\n$mod2disph\n$spreadres$modlin"
testouterr_cmd_re "sh" "help $mod1 $mod2" "OK" "$mod1helph\n$mod1helpres\n$mod2helph\n$spreadres$mod2helpres\n$modlin"
testouterr_cmd_re "sh" "test $mod1 $mod2" "OK" "$mod1testh\n$mod1testres\n$mod2testh\n$spreadres$mod2testres\n$modlin"
# avail/whatis have already been tested in 300-interp
# tests looping on same modulefile
testouterr_cmd_re "sh" "display $mod1 $mod1" "OK" "$mod1disph\n$mod1dispres\n$mod1disph\n$spreadres$mod1dispres\n$modlin"
testouterr_cmd_re "sh" "help $mod1 $mod1" "OK" "$mod1helph\n$mod1helpres\n$mod1helph\n$spreadres$mod1helpres\n$modlin"
testouterr_cmd_re "sh" "test $mod1 $mod1" "OK" "$mod1testh\n$mod1testres\n$mod1testh\n$spreadres$mod1testres\n$modlin"
# Set up the environment for test that require mod1 to be loaded
setenv_loaded_module $mod1 $modfile1
# test switching
set ans [list]
lappend ans [list set _LMFILES_ $modfile2]
lappend ans [list set LOADEDMODULES $mod2]
testouterr_cmd_re "sh" "switch $mod1 $mod2" $ans "$spreadres"
# Set up the environment for test that require mod1 and mod2 to be loaded
setenv_loaded_module [list $mod1 $mod2] [list $modfile1 $modfile2]
testouterr_cmd "sh" "list -t" "OK" "$cur_loaded\n$mod1\n$mod2"
# test unloading
set ans [list]
lappend ans [list unset _LMFILES_]
lappend ans [list unset LOADEDMODULES]
testouterr_cmd_re "sh" "unload $mod1 $mod2" $ans "$spreadres"
# Clean up the environment
unsetenv_loaded_module
#
# Test spreading with modulerc and modulefile
#
set mod "spreadrc"
set mod1 "$mod/dir3/1.0"
set mod2 "$mod/dir4/1.0"
set modfile1 "$modpath/$mod1"
set modfilere1 "$modpathre/$mod1"
set modfile2 "$modpath/$mod2"
set modfilere2 "$modpathre/$mod2"
# mod1 and mod2 are designed to output any incorrect behavior detected
# so when nothing is displayed it means test went as expected
set spreadres ""
set mod1disph "$modlin\n$modfilere1:\n"
set mod2disph "$modlin\n$modfilere2:\n"
set mod1dispres "spreadmod"
set mod1helph "$modlin\nModule Specific Help for $modfilere1:\n"
set mod2helph "$modlin\nModule Specific Help for $modfilere2:\n"
set mod1helpres "spreadmod"
set mod2helpres "$warn_msgs: Unable to find ModulesHelp in $modfilere2."
set mod1testh "$modlin\nModule Specific Test for $modfilere1:\n"
set mod2testh "$modlin\nModule Specific Test for $modfilere2:\n"
set mod1testres "spreadmod\nTest result: PASS"
set mod2testres "$warn_msgs: Unable to find ModulesTest in $modfilere2."
#
# For sh shell only (no need to check every shells)
#
set ans [list]
lappend ans [list set _LMFILES_ "$modfile1:$modfile2"]
lappend ans [list set LOADEDMODULES "$mod1:$mod2"]
#
# The tests
#
testouterr_cmd_re "sh" "load $mod1 $mod2" $ans "$spreadres"
testouterr_cmd_re "sh" "display $mod1 $mod2" "OK" "$mod1disph\n$mod1dispres\n$mod2disph\n$spreadres$modlin"
testouterr_cmd_re "sh" "help $mod1 $mod2" "OK" "$mod1helph\n$mod1helpres\n$mod2helph\n$spreadres$mod2helpres\n$modlin"
testouterr_cmd_re "sh" "test $mod1 $mod2" "OK" "$mod1testh\n$mod1testres\n$mod2testh\n$spreadres$mod2testres\n$modlin"
# avail/whatis have already been tested in 300-interp
# tests looping on same modulefile
testouterr_cmd_re "sh" "display $mod1 $mod1" "OK" "$mod1disph\n$mod1dispres\n$mod1disph\n$spreadres$mod1dispres\n$modlin"
testouterr_cmd_re "sh" "help $mod1 $mod1" "OK" "$mod1helph\n$mod1helpres\n$mod1helph\n$spreadres$mod1helpres\n$modlin"
testouterr_cmd_re "sh" "test $mod1 $mod1" "OK" "$mod1testh\n$mod1testres\n$mod1testh\n$spreadres$mod1testres\n$modlin"
# Set up the environment for test that require mod1 to be loaded
setenv_loaded_module $mod1 $modfile1
# test switching
set ans [list]
lappend ans [list set _LMFILES_ $modfile2]
lappend ans [list set LOADEDMODULES $mod2]
testouterr_cmd_re "sh" "switch $mod1 $mod2" $ans "$spreadres"
# Set up the environment for test that require mod1 and mod2 to be loaded
setenv_loaded_module [list $mod1 $mod2] [list $modfile1 $modfile2]
testouterr_cmd "sh" "list -t" "OK" "$cur_loaded\n$mod1\n$mod2"
# test unloading
set ans [list]
lappend ans [list unset _LMFILES_]
lappend ans [list unset LOADEDMODULES]
testouterr_cmd_re "sh" "unload $mod1 $mod2" $ans "$spreadres"
#
# Cleanup
#
reset_test_env
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