core/tsrc/fshell-last-test.script
author Tom Sutcliffe <thomas.sutcliffe@accenture.com>
Tue, 13 Jul 2010 09:10:33 +0100
changeset 10 ba0a96c1cc51
parent 0 7f656887cf89
permissions -rw-r--r--
Fixed up WINSCW DEF files for pcre, supressed some warnings when building it.

#!fshell
# fshell-last-test.script
# 
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# 
# Initial Contributors:
# Accenture - Initial contribution
#

# Test that the behaviour of the 'last' attribute behaves the way we expect, in various awkward cases involving pipes and pipelines

source $SCRIPT_PATH\errordef.script

export TEST_TEXT "Something with spaces and 'inner quotes' and --options"

echo -n "Something with spaces and 'inner quotes' and --options" | export -s RESULT
var RESULT == "$TEST_TEXT" || $Error

echo -n Something with spaces and 'inner quotes' and --options | export -s RESULT
var RESULT == "$TEST_TEXT" || $Error

fshell -e "echo -n a && echo -n b" | export -s RESULT
var RESULT == "ab" || $Error

repeat 1 "fshell -e 'echo -n c && echo -n d'" | export -s RESULT
var RESULT == "cd" || $Error

repeat 3 echo a && echo b | export -s RESULT
var RESULT == b^r^n || $Error # Apparently pipe only operates on a single pipeline stage

# Put the repeat inside an fshell -e merely so we can pipe the whole lot into export
fshell -e "repeat 3 echo -n a && echo -n b" | export -s RESULT
var RESULT == aaab || $Error # last doesn't include &&

fshell -e "repeat 3 'echo -n a && echo -n b'" | export -s RESULT
var RESULT == ababab || $Error

fshell -e "repeat 1 echo -n 'quotation ^^'soup^^''" | export -s RESULT
var RESULT == "quotation 'soup'" || $Error

export ARG1 "Arg 1"
export ARG2 "2222"
export ARG3 "Arg '3' has inner quotes"
fshell $SCRIPT_PATH\checkargs.script "Arg 1" 2222 "Arg '3' has inner quotes"

# Check that escape sequences inside a "last" command are handled correctly (ie aren't expanded)
echo hello ^t world | export -s RESULT
var RESULT == "hello ^^t world^r^n" || $Error

# Check that variable expansion inside a "last" command is handled correctly
echo -n dollar questionmark is: $? | export -s RESULT
var RESULT == "dollar questionmark is: 0" || $Error