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/*
 * TSCCTL.C - test SCCTL.C routines
 *
 * Source Version: 2.0
 * Software Release #92-0043
 *
 */

#include "cpyright.h"

/***********************************************************************
* File        : tscctl.c - Test program for pact/score/scctl.c
* Functions   : tSC_regx_match, tSC_xxxstrp
* Externals   : regxfil, intfil, fltfil, pact/score
* Machines    : sandpiper, phoenix.ocf
*
* Programmer  : Carolyn Sharp
* Created     : November 21, 1991
* Revised     : 
*
* Description : Test program for all the non-interactive functions
*               in scctl.c .
* Notes       : See interact.c for the tests for the rest.
***********************************************************************/

#include "score.h" 

#define MAX 32 

main ()
   {int fail;

    fail = 0;

    fail += tSC_regx_match();
    fail += tSC_xxxstrp();

    PRINT(STDOUT, "\n");

    return(fail ? 1 : 0);}

/***********************************************************************
* Function    : tSC_regx_match
* Test for    :  SC_regx_match
* Input       : regxfil = file of strings, patterns and expected results
* Output      : prints (failures/everything) if debug flag = (0/1)
* Externals   : fopen, fscanf, fclose, printf 
* Returns     : total number of failures detected
*
* Description : This function loops through a file of strings and
*               patterns which have been chosen to match or not
*               using regular expression specifiers * and ? .
*
* Notes       : In case SC_regx_match is extended, the input file
*               needs to be expanded but the test function does not
*               need to be changed.
***********************************************************************/

tSC_regx_match()
   {FILE *fp;                         /* file pointer */
    char name[MAX];                   /* name of file of strings */
    char s[MAX];                      /* string to search */
    char patt[MAX];                   /* pattern to be matched */
    int truth;                        /* expected result (T=1, F=0) */
    int retval;                       /* actual result */
    int fail, failsum = 0;

    strcpy(name, "regxfil");

/* process input file */
    fp = fopen(name, "r");

    PRINT(STDOUT, "\nString\tPattern\tExpect\tMeasured Status\n");
    while (fscanf(fp,"%10s %10s %d", s, patt, &truth) != EOF)
       {retval = SC_regx_match(s, patt);
	fail = ((retval == truth) ? 0 : 1);
	failsum += fail;
	PRINT(STDOUT, "%s\t%s\t%5d\t%5d\t  %s\n",
	      s, patt, truth, retval,
	      (fail ? "Fail" : " OK"));};

    fclose(fp);

/* report failures */
    if (failsum)
       PRINT(STDOUT, "\n%d failure%s in SC_regx_match\n\n", failsum,
	     ((failsum>1) ? "s" : ""));

    return(failsum);}

/***********************************************************************
* Function    : tSC_xxxstrp
* Test for    :  SC_numstrp, SC_intstrp, SC_fltstrp
* Input       : 
* Output      : prints (failures/everything) if debug flag = (0/1)
* Externals   : fopen, fscanf, fclose, printf, strchr, strcmp, strlen,
*               SC_strtol, SC_strtod 
* Returns     : total number of failures detected
*
* Description : This function loops through files of integers and floats
*               to check the score predicates that return true/false
*               depending on the sort of input string encountered.
*
* Notes       : These functions depend on SC_strtol and SC_strtod and
*               so cannot succeed in case their tests fail (tscstr.c).
*             : Restriction: base = 10 for one digit integers, which
*               ignores a..Z --why?
*               also, radix = 10 wired for most cases --to match floats?
*             : Leading '+' n/a.
*             : Not double counting int|flt and num failure but should?
***********************************************************************/

tSC_xxxstrp()
   {FILE *fp;
    char name[MAX];
    char xxx[MAX];                    /* string to search */
    int base;                         /* 2-36 allowed, score always 10? */
    int truth;                        /* actual true/false value */
    int retval;                       /* actual result */
    int fail;                         /* set to 1 if case fails */
    int ifailsum = 0;                 /* running sum of intstrp failures*/
    int ffailsum = 0;                 /* running sum of fltstrp failures*/
    double fval;

/* process input file of integers */
    strcpy(name, "intfil");
    fp = fopen(name, "r");

    PRINT(STDOUT, "\nString\tBase\tExpect\tMeasured Status\n");
    while (fscanf(fp, "%s %d %*d %d", xxx, &base, &truth) != EOF)
       {retval = SC_intstrp(xxx, base);
	fail   = (retval != truth);
	ifailsum += fail;

	PRINT(STDOUT, "%s\t%2d\t%5d\t%5d\t  %s\n",
	      xxx, base, truth, retval,
	      (fail ? "Fail" : " OK"));};

    fclose(fp);

    if (ifailsum)
       PRINT(STDOUT, "\n%d failure%s in SC_intstrp\n",
	     ifailsum, ((ifailsum>1) ? "s" : ""));

/* process input file of floats */
    strcpy(name, "fltfil");
    fp = fopen(name, "r");

    PRINT(STDOUT, "\nString\tExpect\tMeasured Status\n");
    while (fscanf(fp, "%s %g %d", xxx, &fval, &truth) != EOF)
       {retval = SC_fltstrp(xxx);
	fail = ((retval == truth) ? 0 : 1);
	ffailsum += fail;

	PRINT(STDOUT, "%s\t%5d\t%5d\t  %s\n",
	      xxx, truth, retval,
	      (fail ? "Fail" : " OK"));};

    fclose(fp);

/* report failures */
    if (ffailsum)
       PRINT(STDOUT, "\n%d failure%s in SC_fltstrp \n",
	     ffailsum, ((ffailsum>1) ? "s" : ""));

    return(ifailsum + ffailsum);}

/***********************************************************************/
/***********************************************************************/