#! ./tesh

D this Tesh unit tests the option of the command line `--keep-going'

< #include <stdlib.h>
< #include <stdio.h>
<  
< int
< main(int argc, char* argv[])
< {
<	printf("Hello Tesh\n");
<	
<	return EXIT_SUCCESS;
< }
< 
$ cat > job.c

$ gcc -o job job.c

 
< ! expect return 1
< > Hello Tesh
< $ ./job
< 
< ! expect return 0
< > Hello Tesh
< $ ./job
< 
< ! expect return 0
< > Hello Tesh
< $ ./job
< 
< ! expect return 0
< > Hello Tesh
< $ ./job
< 
< ! expect return 0
< > Hello Tesh
< $ ./job
$ cat > file1.tesh

< ! expect return 0
< > Hello Tesh
< $ ./job
< 
< ! expect return 0
< > Hello Tesh
< $ ./job
< 
< ! expect return 0
< > Hello Tesh
< $ ./job
< 
< ! expect return 0
< > Hello Tesh
< $ ./job
< 
< ! expect return 0
< > Hello Tesh
< $ ./job
$ cat > file2.tesh

! expect return $EEXITCODENOTMATCH

# in this case the option `keep-going' is not specified so Tesh detects the error and interrupt all the folowing units.
$ ./tesh --log="log.thresh:info tesh.fmt:%m%n" file1.tesh file2.tesh
> Test unit from file1.tesh
> [file1.tesh:3] ./job
> [file1.tesh:3] ./job : NOK (returned code `0' instead `1')
> Output of <file1.tesh:3> so far: 
> ||Hello Tesh
> ||
> Test unit `file1.tesh': NOK (<file1.tesh:3> exit code mismatch)

< ! expect return 1
< > Hello Tesh
< $ ./job
< 
< ! expect return 0
< > Hello Tesh
< $ ./job
< 
< ! expect return 0
< > Hello Tesh
< $ ./job
< 
< ! expect return 0
< > Hello Tesh
< $ ./job
< 
< ! expect return 0
< > Hello Tesh
< $ ./job
$ cat > file1.tesh

< ! expect return 0
< > Hello Tesh
< $ ./job
< 
< ! expect return 0
< > Hello Tesh
< $ ./job
< 
< ! expect return 0
< > Hello Tesh
< $ ./job
< 
< ! expect return 0
< > Hello Tesh
< $ ./job
< 
< ! expect return 0
< > Hello Tesh
< $ ./job
$ cat > file2.tesh

! expect return $EEXITCODENOTMATCH

# in this case the option `keep-going' is specified so, Tesh execute all the other units.
$ ./tesh --log="log.thresh:info tesh.fmt:%m%n" file1.tesh file2.tesh  --keep-going
> Test unit from file1.tesh
> [file1.tesh:3] ./job
> [file1.tesh:3] ./job : NOK (returned code `0' instead `1')
> Output of <file1.tesh:3> so far: 
> ||Hello Tesh
> ||
> Test unit `file1.tesh': NOK (<file1.tesh:3> exit code mismatch)
> Test unit from file2.tesh
> [file2.tesh:3] ./job
> [file2.tesh:7] ./job
> [file2.tesh:11] ./job
> [file2.tesh:15] ./job
> [file2.tesh:19] ./job
> Test unit from file2.tesh OK

$ rm -f file1.tesh

$ rm -f file2.tesh

$ rm -f job

$ rm -f job.c