# Common helper routines for test shell scripts -- to be sourced by them
# @configure_input@


#### The following variables are set by "make check".  Ensure
#### that they are set here so that individual tests can be run
#### outside of make.  Requires that MH_OBJ_DIR be set on entry.
#### Use the result of cd and pwd -P so that the result will agree
#### with what getcwd(3) returns.
test -d "$MH_OBJ_DIR/test/testdir"  ||  mkdir -p "$MH_OBJ_DIR/test/testdir"
test -z "$MH_TEST_DIR" && MH_TEST_DIR=`cd "$MH_OBJ_DIR/test/testdir" && pwd -P`
export MH_TEST_DIR
test -z "$MH_INST_DIR"  &&  MH_INST_DIR="${MH_TEST_DIR}/inst"
test -z "$MH_VERSION"  &&  MH_VERSION="@VERSION@"
test -z "$prefix"  &&  prefix=@prefix@
test -z "$datarootdir"  &&  datarootdir=@datarootdir@
test -z "$exec_prefix"  &&  exec_prefix=@exec_prefix@
test -z "$bindir"  &&  bindir="@bindir@"
test -z "$mandir"  &&  mandir="@mandir@"
test -z "$nmhetcdir"  &&  nmhetcdir="@sysconfdir@/nmh"
#### The following doesn't support running the distcheck version of
#### test-mhparam standalone, but only via make distcheck.
test -z "$nmhetcdirinst"  &&  nmhetcdirinst="@nmhetcdirinst@$nmhetcdir"
test -z "$nmhlibexecdir"  &&  nmhlibexecdir="@libexecdir@/nmh"
test -z "$supported_locks"  &&  supported_locks="@supported_locks@"
test -z "$default_locking"  &&  default_locking="@default_locking@"
test -z "$MULTIBYTE_ENABLED"  &&  MULTIBYTE_ENABLED="@MULTIBYTE_ENABLED@"
test -z "$ICONV_ENABLED"  &&  ICONV_ENABLED="@ICONV_ENABLED@"
test -z "$OAUTH_SUPPORT"  &&  OAUTH_SUPPORT="@OAUTH_SUPPORT@"
test -z "$CURL_USER_AGENT"  &&  CURL_USER_AGENT="@CURL_USER_AGENT@"

#### If w3m is used, HOME needs to be set, assuming default w3m config.
#### So make sure that HOME is set to avoid run-time warning about not
#### being able to create config directory.
test -z "$HOME"  &&  HOME=$MH_TEST_DIR
HOME=$MH_TEST_DIR
export HOME

#### If w3m is used, HOME needs to be set, assuming default w3m config.
#### So make sure that HOME is set to avoid run-time warning about not
#### being able to create config directory.
test -z "$HOME"  &&  HOME=$MH_TEST_DIR
HOME=$MH_TEST_DIR
export HOME

unset MAILDROP MHBUILD MHCONTEXT MHMTSUSERCONF MHN MHSHOW MHSTORE
unset MHLDEBUG MHPDEBUG MHWDEBUG PAGER XOAUTH SMTPUTF8
#### Set LC_ALL in individual tests as needed.  Unset these so
#### that we don't depend on user's settings in other tests.
unset LANG LC_ALL LC_CTYPE

#### Use a test dir for tmp files when MHTMPDIR applies.
MHTMPDIR=$MH_TEST_DIR/Mail
export MHTMPDIR

#### If you're reading this .... you can set MH_TEST_NOCLEANUP to prevent
#### the test suite from cleaning up the results of a test run, if you need
#### to do manual debugging on a test.

output_md5()
{
  #### Output just the checksum.  If the filename needs to appear on
  #### the same line, the caller needs to add it.  This avoids
  #### differences due to a leading '*' binary file indicator, for
  #### text files, on some platforms (Cygwin).
  @MD5SUM@ $* | @MD5FMT@ | awk '{print $1}'
}

#### Use built-in $((...)) in test suite if shell supports it.
#### Borrowed from configure's as_fn_arith.  The result is placed
#### in global arith_val.
#### Detected at run-time instead of by configure to allow testing
#### with different shells.
if (eval "test \$(( 1 + 1 )) = 2" 2>/dev/null); then
  eval 'arith_eval () { arith_val=$(( $* )); }'
else
  arith_eval () { arith_val=`expr "$@" || test $? -eq 1`; }
fi

test_skip ()
{
  WHY="$1"
  echo "$Test $0 SKIP ($WHY)"
  exit 77
}

# portable implementation of 'which' utility
findprog()
{
  PROG="$1"
  #### Don't need to save current IFS because this function is run in
  #### a subshell.
  IFS=:
  for D in $PATH; do
    if [ -z "$D" ]; then
      D=.
    fi
    if [ -f "$D/$PROG"  -a  -x "$D/$PROG" ]; then
      printf '%s\n' "$D/$PROG"
      break
    fi
  done
}

require_prog ()
{
  if [ -z "`findprog $1`" ]; then
    test_skip "missing $1"
  fi
}

# Skip test if none of the offered locales are supported.
# As side effect, use the first locale that is found.  Note that
# some platforms allow, by way of example, en_US.UTF-8 to be used
# even though en_US.UTF8 is listed by locale -a.  But by setting
# LC_ALL here, we don't rely on that.
require_locale ()
{
  for locale in "$@"; do
    if locale -a | grep -i "$locale" >/dev/null; then
        LC_ALL="$locale"; export LC_ALL
        return
    fi
  done

  test_skip "no suitable locale available"
}

# Some stuff for doing silly progress indicators
if [ -t 1 ] ; then
  progress_update ()
  {
    THIS="$1"
    FIRST="$2"
    LAST="$3"
    arith_eval $LAST - $FIRST; RANGE=$arith_val
    arith_eval $THIS - $FIRST; PROG=$arith_val
    # this automatically rounds to nearest integer
    arith_eval 100 \* $PROG / $RANGE; PERC=$arith_val
    # note \r so next update will overwrite
    printf '%3d%%\r' $PERC
  }

  progress_done ()
  {
    printf '100%%\n'
  }
else
  # don't emit anything if stdout is not connected to a tty.
  progress_update ()
  {
	:
  }
  progress_done ()
  {
	:
  }
fi

check_for_hard_links () {
  set +e

  printf '' > "${MH_TEST_DIR}/$$-1"
  xdir_links_supported=0
  if link "${MH_TEST_DIR}/$$-1" "${MH_TEST_DIR}/$$-2" 2>/dev/null; then
    hard_links_supported=1
    mkdir "${MH_TEST_DIR}/xlinkdir"
    if link "${MH_TEST_DIR}/$$-1" "${MH_TEST_DIR}/xlinkdir/$$-2" 2>/dev/null; then
	xdir_links_supported=1
    fi
  else
    hard_links_supported=0
  fi
  rm -f "${MH_TEST_DIR}/$$-1" "${MH_TEST_DIR}/$$-2"
  rm -rf "${MH_TEST_DIR}/xlinkdir"

  set -e
}

#### Filter that squeezes blank lines, partially emulating GNU cat -s,
#### but sufficient for our purpose.
#### From http://www-rohan.sdsu.edu/doc/sed.html, compiled by Eric Pement.
squeeze_lines() {
  sed '/^$/N;/\n$/D'
}

#### Filter that converts non-breakable space U+00A0 to an ASCII space.
prepare_space() {
  sed 's/'"`printf '\\302\\240'`"'/ /g'
}

#### check() requires two arguments, each the name of a file to be
#### diff'ed.
#### If the contents are same, the second file is removed.  If different,
#### global variable "failed" is incremented.
#### Optional arguments:
####   'keep first' -- first file is removed unless this is present.
####   'ignore space' -- spacing differences will not be considered
####        significant, emulating GNU diff -w.  It is assumed that the
####        first file has already been run through prepare_space.
####   ':' <test name> -- will print '<test name>' in the failure message,
####        to make it easier to tell which of multiple tests has failed.
check() {
    first=$1; shift
    second=$1; shift
    keepfirst=
    ignorespace=
    label=test
    while [ $# -gt 0 ]; do
        case $1 in
            'keep first')   keepfirst=1 ;;
            'ignore space') ignorespace=1 ;;
	    ':') shift; label=\'"$*"\'; break ;;
            *) echo "$0: invalid check() argument \"$1\" in test suite" >&2 ;;
        esac
        shift
    done

    success=
    if [ "$ignorespace" ]; then
        #### POSIX diff should support -b.
        prepare_space <"$second" | diff -b "$first" - >/dev/null  &&  success=1
    else
        cmp -s "$first" "$second"  &&  success=1
    fi

    if [ "$success" ]; then
        [ "$keepfirst" ]  ||  rm -f "$first"
        rm -f "$second"
    else
        echo
        #### POSIX diff should support -c.
        diff -c "$first" "$second" || true
        echo
        echo "$0: $label failed, outputs are in $first and $second."
        failed=`expr ${failed:-0} + 1`
        #### Set return status of the function.
        [ $failed -eq 0 ]
    fi
}


#### Shortcut to enable use of valgrind:  set NMH_VALGRIND environment
#### variable (to anything) so run_* will use valgrind.
if [ "${NMH_VALGRIND}"  -a  -z "${NMH_TEST_PREFIX}" ]; then
  #### Need absolute path to valgrind.supp in case the test does a cd.
  NMH_TEST_PREFIX="valgrind --quiet --error-exitcode=1 \
                     --suppressions=`cd ${srcdir} && pwd`/test/valgrind.supp"
fi

#### Run test under another program by setting NMH_TEST_PREFIX
#### environment variable to, e.g., 'valgrind --quiet'.
run_prog() {
  case $1 in
    #### Don't run valgrind on shell built-in.
    eval\ *) "$@" ;;
    *) ${NMH_TEST_PREFIX} "$@" ;;
  esac
}


#### run_test() requires two arguments, the first is a program and
#### arguments, the second is its expected one-line output string.
#### If the actual output does not match that string:
#### an error message is printed and global variable "failed" is incremented;
#### if there is an optional third argument, it is used in the error message.
run_test() {
  set +e
  case $1 in
    #### Don't run valgrind on shell built-in.
    eval\ *) actual_output=`$1 2>&1` ;;
    *) actual_output=`${NMH_TEST_PREFIX} $1 2>&1` ;;
  esac
  set -e
  if test x"$actual_output" != x"$2"; then
    echo "$0: ${3:-\"$1\"} expected:" 1>&2
    echo "    '$2'" 1>&2
    echo "but instead got:" 1>&2
    echo "    '$actual_output'" 1>&2
    failed=`expr ${failed:-0} + 1`
  fi
}

#### check_exit() runs the command in $2..., capturing stdout and
#### stderr, and then tests its exit status with the test(1) condition
#### in $1.  If that fails, the captured stdout and stderr are
#### displayed, and $failed incremented.
check_exit() {
    c="$1"; shift
    t="$MH_TEST_DIR/.check_exit"
    r=0
    $NMH_TEST_PREFIX "$@" >"$t.1" 2>"$t.2" || r=$?
    if test $r $c; then
      rm "$t.1" "$t.2"
    else
      echo "$0: check_exit: $r $c failed: $*" >&2
      echo "    stdout:" >&2
      sed 's/^/        /' "$t.1" >&2
      echo "    stderr:" >&2
      sed 's/^/        /' "$t.2" >&2
      failed=`expr ${failed:-0} + 1`
    fi
}

#### Function invoked by trap on exit.
cleanup() {
    #### Save exit status to use as status for this program.
    status=$?

    #### Clean up test mail space.
    #### cd to $MH_TEST_DIR before trying to remove its Mail
    #### subdirectory.  rm on Solaris won't remove it if it's in the
    #### path of the current working directory.
    test -z "$MH_TEST_NOCLEANUP" && (cd $MH_TEST_DIR; rm -rf "$MH_TEST_DIR"/Mail)

    #### Report test name if set, which indicates failure.
    #### Relies on set -e to invoke the trap which calls
    #### this function on failure.
    #### To use:
    #### 1) Set test name before running the test, use start_test().
    #### 2) Unset upon successful completion, use finish_test().
    if test -n "$nmh_tests_testname"; then
        echo $nmh_tests_testname failed
    fi

    #### Exit with non-zero status if failure.  Failure is defined as either
    #### non-empty nmh_tests_testname or non-zero exit status on entry to the
    #### function.
    if test -n "$nmh_tests_testname"  -o  $status -ne 0; then
        test $status -ne 0  &&  exit $status  ||  exit 1
        test $status -ne 0  &&  exit 0  ||  exit 0
    fi
}

#### Function to set the test name, and whatever the future brings.
start_test() {
    #### run_test disables exit on non-zero status, but does increment
    #### failed.  Don't overwrite nmh_tests_testname if there was a
    #### failure; remember the first test that failed.
    [ ${failed:-0} -eq 0 ]  &&  nmh_tests_testname="$1"
}

#### Corresponding function to indicate that the test has finished.  It need
#### not be called after each test, just the last one in a file.
finish_test() {
    #### run_test disables exit on non-zero status, but does increment
    #### failed.  Don't unset nmh_tests_testname if there was a failure.
    [ ${failed:-0} -eq 0 ]  &&  unset nmh_tests_testname
}

setup_test ()
{
  set -e

  MH="${MH_TEST_DIR}/Mail/.mh_profile"
  MHMTSCONF="${MH_INST_DIR}${nmhetcdir}/mts.conf"
  MH_LIBEXEC_DIR="${MH_INST_DIR}${nmhlibexecdir}"
  export MH MHMTSCONF MH_LIBEXEC_DIR

  #
  # Only install once
  #
  if [ -d "${MH_INST_DIR}${bindir}" ]; then
    :
  else
    (cd "${MH_OBJ_DIR}" &&
      make DESTDIR="${MH_INST_DIR}" SETGID_MAIL= install) ||
      exit 1

    #### Don't test with sendmail because it would really send the
    #### mail.  If configured to use sendmail, change to smtp instead
    #### so that we use fakesmtp.
    #### And set up the maildrop in the test directory so tests don't
    #### use the user's real maildrop.
    #### test-slocal needs to look at the original mts.conf, so save it.
    mv -f "${MHMTSCONF}" "${MHMTSCONF}.old"
    sed -e 's/mts: *.*/mts: smtp/' \
        -e "s%mmdfldir: *.*%mmdfldir: ${MH_TEST_DIR}/Mail%" \
        -e 's%mmdflfil: *.*%mmdflfil: maildrop%' \
        "${MHMTSCONF}.old" >"${MHMTSCONF}"
  fi

  #### On Solaris, must set PATH after the install!
  PATH="${MH_INST_DIR}${bindir}:${PATH}"
  export PATH

  # clean old test data on exit
  trap cleanup 0

  # setup test data
  mkdir -p "$MH_TEST_DIR/Mail" || exit 1
  cat > "$MH" <<EOF || exit 1
Path: ${MH_TEST_DIR}/Mail
buildmimeproc: ${MH_INST_DIR}${bindir}/mhbuild
fileproc: ${MH_INST_DIR}${bindir}/refile
libexecdir: ${MH_LIBEXEC_DIR}
mhbuild: -nocontentid
mhlproc: ${MH_LIBEXEC_DIR}/mhl
moreproc: cat
postproc: ${MH_LIBEXEC_DIR}/post
showmimeproc: ${MH_INST_DIR}${bindir}/mhshow
showproc: ${MH_LIBEXEC_DIR}/mhl
#: The following aren't currently used by the test suite, but are
#: defined here in case they are in the future:
mailproc: ${MH_INST_DIR}${bindir}/mhmail
rcvstoreproc: ${MH_LIBEXEC_DIR}/rcvstore
sendproc: ${MH_INST_DIR}${bindir}/send
whatnowproc: ${MH_INST_DIR}${bindir}/whatnow
whomproc: ${MH_INST_DIR}${bindir}/whom
#: incproc and packproc are defined in config.c but not used by any code.
EOF

  if test -z '@nmhetcdirinst@'; then
    #### This isn't used with make distcheck, so that we can use it to
    #### be sure that etc files are not used from an existing nmh
    #### installation.
    #### posh doesn't like "${MH_INST_DIR}${nmhetcdir}"/*, so cd to
    #### the directory and provide an argument without quotes to cp.
    (cd "${MH_INST_DIR}${nmhetcdir}/"  &&  cp * "${MH_TEST_DIR}/Mail")
  fi

  folder -create +inbox > /dev/null
  #### Suppress warnings about a new version.
  #### mhparam version includes the nmh- prefix, so be consistent with that.
  printf 'Version: nmh-%s\n' "${MH_VERSION}" >> "${MH_TEST_DIR}"/Mail/context

  # create 10 basic messages
  for i in 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10;
  do
    cat > $MH_TEST_DIR/Mail/inbox/$i <<EOF || exit 1
From: Test$i <test$i@example.com>
To: Some User <user@example.com>
Date: Fri, 29 Sep 2006 00:00:00
Message-Id: $i@test.nmh
Subject: Testing message $i

This is message number $i
EOF
  done
}