// Copyright (c) 1997-2009 Nokia Corporation and/or its subsidiary(-ies).
// All rights reserved.
// This component and the accompanying materials are made available
// under the terms of the License "Eclipse Public License v1.0"
// which accompanies this distribution, and is available
// at the URL "http://www.eclipse.org/legal/epl-v10.html".
//
// Initial Contributors:
// Nokia Corporation - initial contribution.
//
// Contributors:
//
// Description:
// f32test\server\t_fnames.cpp
//
//
#define __E32TEST_EXTENSION__
#include <f32file.h>
#include <e32test.h>
#include "t_server.h"
GLDEF_D RTest test(_L("T_FNAMES"));
LOCAL_C void TestReturnValue(TInt aReturnValue,TInt anExpectedValue)
//
// Test the return value
//
{
if (aReturnValue==anExpectedValue)
return;
test.Printf(_L("ERROR: returnVal=%d, expectedVal=%d\n"),aReturnValue,anExpectedValue);
test(0);
//test.Printf(_L("Press any key to continue\n"));
//test.Getch();
}
LOCAL_C void DoTestName(const TDesC& aName,TInt anError)
//
// Check errors returned
//
{
TBuf<32> goodName=_L("\\GOODNAME.TXT");
TBuf<32> badName=_L("\\< > : \" / |");
TParse parser;
TInt r=parser.Set(aName,NULL,NULL);
test_Value(r, r == KErrNone || r==anError);
goodName.Insert(0,parser.Drive());
badName.Insert(0,parser.Drive());
TBuf<KMaxFileName> name; // We need an 8-bit name to test RFs::GetLongName() in
name.Copy(aName); // both builds
TFileName dummy; // To use as an argument to RFs::GetLongName() will store the
TBuf<12> dummyShortName; // To use as an argument to RFs::GetShortName()
TUint dumVal;
TTime dumTime;
TBool dumAnswer;
TEntry dumEntry;
CDir* dumDir;
TUidType dumUid;
TInt dumInt=0;
TFileName badPath=aName;
badPath.Append(_L("\\"));
// Test MKDIR with filename containing \000
TBuf<32> emptyName;
emptyName.Format(_L("\\%c\\"),0);
emptyName.Insert(0,parser.Drive());
r=TheFs.MkDir(emptyName);
TestReturnValue(r, anError);
emptyName.Format(_L("\\Big%cGreen\\"),0);
emptyName.Insert(0,parser.Drive());
r=TheFs.MkDir(emptyName);
TestReturnValue(r, anError);
r=TheFs.SetSessionPath(badPath);
TestReturnValue(r,KErrBadName); // Do not check drives
r=TheFs.MkDir(badPath);
TestReturnValue(r,anError);
r=TheFs.MkDirAll(badPath);
TestReturnValue(r,anError);
r=TheFs.RmDir(badPath);
TestReturnValue(r,anError);
r=TheFs.GetDir(aName,dumInt,dumInt,dumDir);
TestReturnValue(r,anError);
r=TheFs.GetDir(aName,dumInt,dumInt,dumDir,dumDir);
TestReturnValue(r,anError);
r=TheFs.GetDir(aName,dumUid,dumInt,dumDir);
TestReturnValue(r,anError);
r=TheFs.Delete(aName);
TestReturnValue(r,anError);
r=TheFs.Rename(aName,goodName);
TestReturnValue(r,anError);
r=TheFs.Rename(aName,badName);
TestReturnValue(r,anError);
r=TheFs.Rename(goodName,aName);
TestReturnValue(r,anError);
r=TheFs.Rename(badName,aName);
TestReturnValue(r,anError);
r=TheFs.Replace(aName,goodName);
TestReturnValue(r,anError);
r=TheFs.Replace(aName,badName);
TestReturnValue(r,anError);
r=TheFs.Replace(goodName,aName);
TestReturnValue(r,anError);
r=TheFs.Replace(badName,aName);
TestReturnValue(r,anError);
r=TheFs.Att(aName,dumVal);
TestReturnValue(r,anError);
r=TheFs.SetAtt(aName,dumInt,dumInt);
TestReturnValue(r,anError);
r=TheFs.Modified(aName,dumTime);
TestReturnValue(r,anError);
r=TheFs.SetModified(aName,dumTime);
TestReturnValue(r,anError);
r=TheFs.Entry(aName,dumEntry);
TestReturnValue(r,anError);
r=TheFs.SetEntry(aName,dumTime,dumInt,dumInt);
TestReturnValue(r,anError);
r=TheFs.IsFileOpen(aName,dumAnswer);
TestReturnValue(r,anError);
r=TheFs.GetShortName(aName,dummyShortName);
TestReturnValue(r,anError);
r=TheFs.GetLongName(name,dummy);
TestReturnValue(r,anError);
RFile f;
r=f.Open(TheFs,aName,EFileWrite);
TestReturnValue(r,anError);
r=f.Create(TheFs,aName,EFileWrite);
TestReturnValue(r,anError);
r=f.Replace(TheFs,aName,EFileWrite);
TestReturnValue(r,anError);
RDir d;
r=d.Open(TheFs,aName,KEntryAttNormal);
TestReturnValue(r,anError);
r=d.Open(TheFs,aName,dumUid);
TestReturnValue(r,anError);
}
//-------------------------------------------
/**
Testing the case when the full length of the directory name is shorter than KMaxFileName but
on the emulator because of the conversion epoc "c:\something" to e.g. "d:\epoc32\release\winscw\c\something"
it gets exactly KMaxFileName lengths, which causes +-1 syndrom problems.
*/
LOCAL_C void DoTestLongDirName1(void)
{
RFs rfs;
RDir rDir;
CleanupClosePushL(rfs);
CleanupClosePushL(rDir);
test(rfs.Connect() == KErrNone);
TPtrC dirName(_L("c:\\mainTestDir\\test000\\1a34567890123456789012345678901234567890 1234567890123456789012345678901234567890 1234567890123456789012345678901234567890 1234567890123456789012345678901234567890 1234567890123456789012345678901234567890 1234567890\\"));
//-- TParse shall work correctly
TParse parse;
TInt err = parse.Set(dirName,NULL,NULL);
test_KErrNone(err);
//-- try to access a directory with a long name. This just shall not panic.
//-- The return code can be any, on the emulator it's very likely to be KErrBadname
err = rDir.Open(rfs,dirName,EFileStream|EFileWrite|EFileShareExclusive);
CleanupStack::PopAndDestroy(2); // rfs, rDir
}
/**
Testing the case of passing a directory name longer than KMaxFileName to the file server.
KErrBadName shall be the result
*/
LOCAL_C void DoTestLongDirName2(void)
{
RFs rfs;
TBool bDirExisted=EFalse;
CleanupClosePushL(rfs);
test(rfs.Connect() == KErrNone);
//-- create a dir c:\a
_LIT(dirName, "C:\\a\\");
TInt err = rfs.MkDir(dirName);
test_Value(err, err == KErrNone || err == KErrAlreadyExists);
if(err == KErrAlreadyExists)
bDirExisted = ETrue;
//-- dir name longer than KMaxFileName
_LIT(longDirName, "C:\\a\\longnamelongnamelongnamelongnamelongnamelongnamelongnamelongnamelongnamelongnamelongnamelongnamelongnamelongnamelongnamelongnamelongnamelongnamelongnamelongnamelongnamelongnamelongnamelongnamelongnamelongnamelongnamelongnamelongnamelongnamelongnamelongnamelongname\\");
//TInt nLen = dirName().Length();
//-- try to create a directory with a very long name, checking that it doesn't get truncated to the "c:\a"
err = rfs.MkDir(longDirName);
test_Value(err, err == KErrBadName);
//-- clean up, remove created directory, otherwise some ill-designed tests can fail
if(!bDirExisted)
rfs.RmDir(dirName);
CleanupStack::PopAndDestroy(1); // rfs
}
//-------------------------------------------
GLDEF_C void CallTestsL()
//
// Check illegal chars
//
{
test.Next(_L("Check bad filenames return KErrBadName"));
DoTestName(_L("\\Name(1/12/97)"),KErrBadName);
DoTestName(_L("\\Na>me"),KErrBadName);
DoTestName(_L("\\<Name(1/12/97)"),KErrBadName);
DoTestName(_L("\\Name:"),KErrBadName);
DoTestName(_L("\\Na\"me"),KErrBadName);
DoTestName(_L("\\|"),KErrBadName);
DoTestName(_L("\\ \\ "),KErrBadName);
DoTestName(_L("\\:C:"),KErrBadName);
test.Next(_L("Check bad paths return KErrBadName"));
DoTestName(_L("\\asdf\\Name(1/12/97)\\asdf.txt"),KErrBadName);
DoTestName(_L("\\asdf\\Na>me\\asdf.txt"),KErrBadName);
DoTestName(_L("\\asdf\\<Name(1/12/97)\\asdf.txt"),KErrBadName);
DoTestName(_L("\\asdf\\Name:\\asdf.txt"),KErrBadName);
DoTestName(_L("\\asdf\\Na\"me\\asdf.txt"),KErrBadName);
DoTestName(_L("\\asdf\\|\\asdf.txt"),KErrBadName);
DoTestName(_L("\\asdf\\ \\asdf.txt"),KErrBadName);
test.Next(_L("Check directory gets checked first"));
TInt expectedError;
expectedError=KErrNotReady;
//The intention here is that even though these are bad file names, the
//drive it's referencing is not being used. Hence the first error caught
//will be KErrNotReady, not KErrBadName. If S becomes a valid drive letter
//and you run this test on that drive, it'll fail with KErrBadName. So
//you'll need to move the drive letter to an unused one.
DoTestName(_L("S:\\Name(1/12/97)"),expectedError);
DoTestName(_L("S:\\Na>me"),expectedError);
DoTestName(_L("S:\\<Name(1/12/97)"),expectedError);
DoTestName(_L("S:\\Name:"),expectedError);
DoTestName(_L("S:\\Na\"me"),expectedError);
DoTestName(_L("S:\\|"),expectedError);
DoTestName(_L("S:\\ \\>"),expectedError);
DoTestName(_L("S:\\asdf\\Name(1/12/97)\\asdf.txt"),expectedError);
DoTestName(_L("S:\\asdf\\Na>me\\asdf.txt"),expectedError);
DoTestName(_L("S:\\asdf\\<Name(1/12/97)\\asdf.txt"),expectedError);
DoTestName(_L("S:\\asdf\\Name:\\asdf.txt"),expectedError);
DoTestName(_L("S:\\asdf\\Na\"me\\asdf.txt"),expectedError);
DoTestName(_L("S:\\asdf\\|\\asdf.txt"),expectedError);
DoTestName(_L("S:\\asdf\\ \\asdf.txt"),expectedError);
test.Next(_L("Check access to the directory with a long name"));
DoTestLongDirName1();
test.Next(_L("Check creating a directory longer than 256 symbols"));
DoTestLongDirName2();
}