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#!/bin/bash
set -uex
# A unique working directory
wd=$(pwd)
test_wd=$(pwd)/usage_examples
mkdir -p ${test_wd}
cd ${test_wd}
# In case we are resuming from a previous failed run, which has left output in the directory
rm *.odb *.txt || true
# Helper functions
expect_error () {
exit_code="${exit_code-0}"
[[ "$exit_code" -eq 1 ]] || (echo "Unexpected exit code: $exit_code != 1" ; false)
unset exit_code
}
expect_success () {
exit_code="${exit_code-1}"
[[ "$exit_code" -eq 0 ]] || (echo "Unexpected exit code: $exit_code != 0" ; false)
unset exit_code
}
# --
# Test C encode row-major example
${wd}/odc-c-encode-row-major 2> encode-row-major-usage.txt || exit_code=$? ; expect_error
cat > encode-row-major-usage-expected.txt <<EOF
Usage:
odc-c-encode-row-major <odb2 output file>
EOF
cmp encode-row-major-usage.txt encode-row-major-usage-expected.txt
${wd}/odc-c-encode-row-major ${test_wd}/test-1.odb > encode-row-major.txt && exit_code=$? ; expect_success
cat > encode-row-major-expected.txt <<EOF
Written 20 rows to $test_wd/test-1.odb
EOF
cmp encode-row-major.txt encode-row-major-expected.txt
# Test C encode custom example
${wd}/odc-c-encode-custom 2> encode-custom-usage.txt || exit_code=$? ; expect_error
cat > encode-custom-usage-expected.txt <<EOF
Usage:
odc-c-encode-custom <odb2 output file>
EOF
cmp encode-custom-usage.txt encode-custom-usage-expected.txt
${wd}/odc-c-encode-custom ${test_wd}/test-2.odb > encode-custom.txt && exit_code=$? ; expect_success
cat > encode-custom-expected.txt <<EOF
Written 20 rows to $test_wd/test-2.odb
EOF
cmp encode-custom.txt encode-custom-expected.txt
# Test C list program example
${wd}/odc-c-ls 2> ls-usage.txt || exit_code=$? ; expect_error
cat > ls-usage-expected.txt <<EOF
Usage:
odc-c-ls <odb2 file>
EOF
cmp ls-usage.txt ls-usage-expected.txt
${wd}/odc-c-ls ${test_wd}/test-1.odb > ls.txt && exit_code=$? ; expect_success
current_date=$(date +"%Y%m%d")
cat > ls-expected.txt <<EOF
1. expver 2. date@hdr 3. statid@hdr 4. wigos@hdr 5. obsvalue@body 6. integer_missing 7. double_missing 8. bitfield_column
xxxx $current_date stat00 0-12345-0-67800 0.000000 1234 12.340000 0000001
xxxx $current_date stat01 0-12345-0-67801 12.345600 4321 43.209999 0001011
xxxx $current_date stat02 0-12345-0-67802 24.691200 . . 1101011
xxxx $current_date stat03 0-12345-0-67803 37.036800 1234 12.340000 0000001
xxxx $current_date stat04 0-12345-0-67804 49.382401 4321 43.209999 0001011
xxxx $current_date stat05 0-12345-0-67805 61.728001 . . 1101011
xxxx $current_date stat06 0-12345-0-67806 74.073601 1234 12.340000 0000001
xxxx $current_date stat07 0-12345-0-67807 86.419197 4321 43.209999 0001011
xxxx $current_date stat08 0-12345-0-67808 98.764801 . . 1101011
xxxx $current_date stat09 0-12345-0-67809 111.110397 1234 12.340000 0000001
xxxx $current_date stat10 0-12345-0-67810 123.456001 4321 43.209999 0001011
xxxx $current_date stat11 0-12345-0-67811 135.801605 . . 1101011
xxxx $current_date stat12 0-12345-0-67812 148.147202 1234 12.340000 0000001
xxxx $current_date stat13 0-12345-0-67813 160.492798 4321 43.209999 0001011
xxxx $current_date stat14 0-12345-0-67814 172.838394 . . 1101011
xxxx $current_date stat15 0-12345-0-67815 185.184006 1234 12.340000 0000001
xxxx $current_date stat16 0-12345-0-67816 197.529602 4321 43.209999 0001011
xxxx $current_date stat17 0-12345-0-67817 209.875198 . . 1101011
xxxx $current_date stat18 0-12345-0-67818 222.220795 1234 12.340000 0000001
xxxx $current_date stat19 0-12345-0-67819 234.566406 4321 43.209999 0001011
EOF
cmp ls.txt ls-expected.txt
# Test C header stats example
${wd}/odc-c-header 2> header-usage.txt || exit_code=$? ; expect_error
cat > header-usage-expected.txt <<EOF
Usage:
odc-c-header <odb2 file 1> [<odb2 file 2> ...]
EOF
cmp header-usage.txt header-usage-expected.txt
${wd}/odc-c-header ${test_wd}/test-1.odb ${test_wd}/test-2.odb > header.txt && exit_code=$? ; expect_success
odc_version=$(odc --version | head -n 1 | sed "s/^ODBAPI Version: \([0-9.]\)/\1/")
cat > header-expected.txt <<EOF
File: $test_wd/test-1.odb
Frame: 1, Row count: 20, Column count: 8
Property: encoded_by => odc_example
Property: encoder => odc version $odc_version
Column: 1, Name: expver, Type: string, Size: 8
Column: 2, Name: date@hdr, Type: integer, Size: 8
Column: 3, Name: statid@hdr, Type: string, Size: 8
Column: 4, Name: wigos@hdr, Type: string, Size: 16
Column: 5, Name: obsvalue@body, Type: real, Size: 8
Column: 6, Name: integer_missing, Type: integer, Size: 8
Column: 7, Name: double_missing, Type: real, Size: 8
Column: 8, Name: bitfield_column, Type: bitfield, Size: 8
Bitfield: 1, Name: flag_a, Offset: 0, Nbits: 1
Bitfield: 2, Name: flag_b, Offset: 1, Nbits: 2
Bitfield: 3, Name: flag_c, Offset: 3, Nbits: 3
Bitfield: 4, Name: flag_d, Offset: 6, Nbits: 1
File: $test_wd/test-2.odb
Frame: 1, Row count: 20, Column count: 8
Property: encoded_by => odc_example
Property: encoder => odc version $odc_version
Column: 1, Name: expver, Type: string, Size: 8
Column: 2, Name: date@hdr, Type: integer, Size: 8
Column: 3, Name: statid@hdr, Type: string, Size: 8
Column: 4, Name: wigos@hdr, Type: string, Size: 16
Column: 5, Name: obsvalue@body, Type: real, Size: 8
Column: 6, Name: integer_missing, Type: integer, Size: 8
Column: 7, Name: double_missing, Type: real, Size: 8
Column: 8, Name: bitfield_column, Type: bitfield, Size: 8
Bitfield: 1, Name: flag_a, Offset: 0, Nbits: 1
Bitfield: 2, Name: flag_b, Offset: 1, Nbits: 2
Bitfield: 3, Name: flag_c, Offset: 3, Nbits: 3
Bitfield: 4, Name: flag_d, Offset: 6, Nbits: 1
EOF
cmp header.txt header-expected.txt
# Clean up
cd ${wd}
rm -rf ${test_wd}
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