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""" Run is the main function that will check if the recode and bibtex
modules are working """
import sys, os
def check_recode ():
try:
import _recode
except SystemError:
raise RuntimeError ('the recode library is probably broken.')
# First, check if the recode version has the famous 3.6 bug
rq = _recode.request ('latin1..latex')
if _recode.recode (rq, 'abc') != 'abc':
raise RuntimeError ('the _recode module is broken.')
return 0
def check_bibtex ():
_debug = False
import _bibtex
def checkfile (filename, strict = 1, typemap = {}):
def expand (file, entry, type = -1):
items = entry [4]
for k in items.keys ():
items [k] = _bibtex.expand (file, items [k], typemap.get (k, -1))
return
file = _bibtex.open_file (filename, strict)
result = open (filename + '-ok', 'r')
line = 1
failures = 0
checks = 0
while 1:
try:
entry = _bibtex.next (file)
if entry is None: break
expand (file, entry)
obtained = `entry`
except IOError, msg:
obtained = 'ParserError'
if _debug: print obtained
valid = result.readline ().strip ()
if obtained != valid:
sys.stderr.write ('error: %s: line %d: unexpected result:\n' % (
filename, line))
sys.stderr.write ('error: %s: line %d: obtained %s\n' % (
filename, line, obtained))
sys.stderr.write ('error: %s: line %d: expected %s\n' % (
filename, line, valid))
failures = failures + 1
checks = checks + 1
return failures, checks
def checkunfiltered (filename, strict = 1):
def expand (file, entry):
if entry [0] in ('preamble', 'string'): return
items = entry [1] [4]
for k in items.keys ():
items [k] = _bibtex.expand (file, items [k], -1)
return
file = _bibtex.open_file (filename, strict)
result = open (filename + '-ok', 'r')
line = 1
failures = 0
checks = 0
while 1:
try:
entry = _bibtex.next_unfiltered (file)
if entry is None: break
expand (file, entry)
obtained = `entry`
except IOError, msg:
obtained = 'ParserError'
if _debug: print obtained
valid = result.readline ().strip ()
if obtained != valid:
sys.stderr.write ('error: %s: line %d: unexpected result:\n' % (
filename, line))
sys.stderr.write ('error: %s: line %d: obtained %s\n' % (
filename, line, obtained))
sys.stderr.write ('error: %s: line %d: expected %s\n' % (
filename, line, valid))
failures = failures + 1
checks = checks + 1
return failures, checks
failures = 0
checks = 0
for file in ('tests/preamble.bib',
'tests/string.bib',
'tests/simple-2.bib'):
f, c = checkunfiltered (file)
failures = failures + f
checks = checks + c
failures += f
checks += c
for file in ('tests/simple.bib',
'tests/eof.bib',
'tests/paren.bib',
'tests/url.bib'):
f, c = checkfile (file, typemap = {'url': 4})
failures = failures + f
checks = checks + c
print "testsuite: %d checks, %d failures" % (checks, failures)
return failures
def run ():
failures = 0
failures += check_recode ()
failures += check_bibtex ()
return failures
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