view tests/run-tests.sh @ 199:72a037f2b1e4

Alter timesTable handling.

Instead of inserting N boundary points per track, insert N (start,end)
pairs.  Since N boundaries define only N-1 intervals, we were losing
information on insert -- this means that dump/restore cycles of existing
times-enabled databases WILL NOT WORK.

The input format for times files is still the same, albeit a little
tighter: there must be exactly N+1 floats in the file.

- make times table default length twice as big (done!)
- ensure exactly n+1 times read in from timesFile (done!)
- store (beginning, end) in times table (done!)
- update file format version (done!)
- ensure dump exactly n+1 times (done!)
- adjust uses of timesTable to read at 2k and 2k+1 (done!)
- timesdata[x] in sequence query is duration of sequence of
  appropriate length from point [x] (done!)
- dbdurs calculation (done!)
- don't decrement j when using times in sequence query (done!)
- tests! (NOT DONE)

#! /bin/sh

AUDIODB=../../${EXECUTABLE:-audioDB}
export AUDIODB

if [ -x ${AUDIODB:3} ]; then 
  :
else 
  echo Cannot execute audioDB: ${AUDIODB:3}
  exit 1
fi

if [ "$1" = "--full" ]; then
  pattern="[0-9][0-9][0-9][0-9]*"
else
  pattern="[0-8][0-9][0-9][0-9]*"
fi

for file in ${pattern}; do
  if [ -d ${file} ]; then
    if [ -f ${file}/run-test.sh ]; then
      echo -n Running test ${file}
      if [ -f ${file}/short-description ]; then
        awk '{ printf(" (%s)",$0) }' < ${file}/short-description
      fi
      echo -n :
      (cd ${file} && sh ./run-test.sh > test.out 2> test.err)
      EXIT_STATUS=$?
      if [ ${EXIT_STATUS} -ne 104 ]; then
        echo " failed (exit status ${EXIT_STATUS})".
        FAILED=true
      else
        echo " success."
      fi
    else
      echo Skipping test ${file}
    fi
  fi
done

if [ -z "${FAILED}" ]; then
  exit 0
else
  exit 1
fi