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#!/bin/sh
# vim: set filetype=sh :
# file: test.func
# copyright: Bernd Schumacher <bernd.schumacher@hpe.com> (2007-2021)
# license: GNU General Public License, version 3
# description: test using shell script functions
# see also: example.func
# The following tests are included:
# (1) Run this script without options
# (2) Run in interactive mode but continue with c where possible
# (3) Run this script with "ia -c" and without options
# (4) Run this script with "ia -c" and optin -i and use c to continue when possible
. ./tstlib
# change multiple + (as produced in bash set -x) to just one + (as produced in dash set -x)
UNIFY_set_x_onlycmd="grep -v -e \"^+ 2>/dev/null $\" -e \"^+ set +x$\""
shell=""
while [ $# -ne 0 ]; do
if [ "$1" = "-s" ]; then
shell="$2"
shift 2
else
echo "ERROR $0: unknown option <$1>" >&2
exit 1
fi
done
[ "$shell" ] && set -- "$@" -s "$shell"
[ "$shell" = "mksh" ] && set -- "$@" -u "$UNIFY_set_x_onlycmd"
[ "$shell" = "bash" ] && set -- "$@" -u "$UNIFY_bash"
bug913718_unify UNIFY_posh
[ "$shell" = "posh" ] && set -- "$@" -u "$UNIFY_posh"
cmd=$(dirname $0)/example.func
bug913718_cmd
ia_logfile=/dev/null
export ia_logfile
check "(1) Run this script without options" "$@" $cmd "1
2
2.1
2.2
2.3
2.3.1
2.3.2
2.4
2.5
2.6
2.7
3
4"
check "(2) Run in interactive mode but continue with c where possible" -i "echo \"c
c
c
\"" "$@" "$cmd -a -i" "=== example.func ===
1 echo 1
2 echo 2
3 sub -i
4 echo 3
5 echo 4
d ... change dbg: 0
i toggle -i flag
c continue without questions
q quit
? [1]
1
2
=== example.func/sub ===
1 echo 2.1
2 echo 2.2 >&2
3 echo 2.3
4 sub_sub -i
5 echo 2.4
6 sh -c \"echo 2.5; exit 5\"
7 sh -c \"echo 2.6; exit 4\"
8 echo 2.7
d ... change dbg: 0
i toggle -i flag
c continue without questions
q quit
? [1]
2.1
2.2
2.3
=== example.func/sub/sub_sub ===
1 echo 2.3.1
2 echo 2.3.2
d ... change dbg: 0
c continue without questions
q quit
? [1]
2.3.1
2.3.2
2.4
2.5
2.6
2.7
3
4"
cmd=$(dirname $0)/example.func.tmp.check
cat $(dirname $0)/example.func | sed -e "s|^\(\s*ia\>\).*|\1 -c|" > $cmd
chmod 755 $cmd
bug913718_cmd
# next test is stopped, because missing stdin is interpreted as q
check "(3) Run this script with \"ia -c\" and without options" -i "echo \"i
i
\"" "$@" "$cmd -a" "1
2
2.1
2.2
2.3
--- output with ERROR from <example.func.tmp.check/sub/sub_sub> running <echo 2.3.1> ---
e:2.3.1
--- (q)uit (r)edo (i)gnore (s)witch interactive ---
?
2.3.2
2.4
--- output with ERROR from <example.func.tmp.check/sub> running <sh -c \"echo 2.5; exit 5\"> ---
s:2.5
e:exit=5
--- (q)uit (r)edo (i)gnore (s)witch interactive ---
?
2.5
2.6
exit=4
2.7
3
4"
check "(4) Run this script with \"ia -c\" and optin -i and use c to continue when possible" -i "echo \"c
c
c
i
i
\"" "$@" "$cmd -a -i" "=== example.func.tmp.check ===
1 echo 1
2 echo 2
3 sub -i
4 echo 3
5 echo 4
d ... change dbg: 0
i toggle -i flag
c continue without questions
q quit
? [1]
1
2
=== example.func.tmp.check/sub ===
1 echo 2.1
2 echo 2.2 >&2
3 echo 2.3
4 sub_sub -i
5 echo 2.4
6 sh -c \"echo 2.5; exit 5\"
7 sh -c \"echo 2.6; exit 4\"
8 echo 2.7
d ... change dbg: 0
i toggle -i flag
c continue without questions
q quit
? [1]
2.1
2.2
2.3
=== example.func.tmp.check/sub/sub_sub ===
1 echo 2.3.1
2 echo 2.3.2
d ... change dbg: 0
c continue without questions
q quit
? [1]
--- output with ERROR from <example.func.tmp.check/sub/sub_sub> running <echo 2.3.1> ---
e:2.3.1
--- (q)uit (r)edo (i)gnore (s)witch interactive ---
?
2.3.2
2.4
--- output with ERROR from <example.func.tmp.check/sub> running <sh -c \"echo 2.5; exit 5\"> ---
s:2.5
e:exit=5
--- (q)uit (r)edo (i)gnore (s)witch interactive ---
?
2.5
2.6
exit=4
2.7
3
4"
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