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commit 5838b925a0e9a448d02e754168db28e18c0e2b9d
Author: Antonio Giovanni Colombo <azc100@gmail.com>
Date: Wed May 19 20:28:31 2021 +0200
prepared the initial info.txt documentation file
diff --git a/egtests/ChangeLog b/egtests/ChangeLog
index d87220f..1eb1763 100644
--- a/egtests/ChangeLog
+++ b/egtests/ChangeLog
@@ -1,4 +1,8 @@
-2021-04-17 Antonio Giovanni Colombo <azc100@gmail.com>
+2021-05-19 Antonio Giovanni Colombo <azc100@gmail.com>
+ * info.txt: Updated.
+ * info.html: Updated.
+
+2021-05-17 Antonio Giovanni Colombo <azc100@gmail.com>
* extracten: Updated.
* extractit: Updated.
diff --git a/egtests/info.html b/egtests/info.html
index 2c8ba84..5817775 100644
--- a/egtests/info.html
+++ b/egtests/info.html
@@ -1,3 +1,93 @@
-<div dir="ltr"><div class="gmail_default"
style="font-family:monospace,monospace;font-size:large">Hi Arnold,<br><br>I
just pushed an update to the Italian "<a
href="http://gawktexi.in";>gawktexi.in</a>".<br>Please,
"propagate" it.<br><br>I have packed in a ZIP file all the scripts
used<br>to test all the 66 examples/files that can be<br>extracted from the
Gawk book.<br><br>To use it you should unzip the file in a
test<br>"bin" directory, and change a few variables inside<br>the
"gawkeg" script.<br><br>At the beginning of the "gawkeg"
script there is<br>an indication of where are the variables to be<br>changed,
basically the name of the test "bin"<br>directory where the script
are ($b) the name of<br>where to put the "eg" directory ($s) and the
names<br>of the directories where the "<a
href="http://gawktexi.in";>gawktexi.in</a>" file<br>can be
found.<br><br>Hopefully that should be enough.<br><br>Just run:<
br>./gawkeg<br>...which defaults to "en"<br><br>or<br><br>./gawkeg
it<br><br>To see all what can be done, at the "gawkeg"<br>prompt just
type:<br><br>h<ENTER><br><br>...for the "d" option (differences
between English<br>and Italian script) to work, the "other"
directory<br>must exist.<br><br>I tried to run the thing on another PC
(under<br>WSL), from the "distribution" and changing the<br>test
directories, and it seems to work.<br><br>Better not to use it with the
"root" user, some<br>tests would give different results (e.g.
the<br>"readable" one).<br><br>The script uses a couple of programs,
"scegli" and<br>"extract", of which only the executables
are in the<br>ZIP file. If it is of interest, you can have the C<br>source
files, but they are a mess: the two<br>programs have been written for a
different set of<br>tasks, and should be rewritten, but since
they<br>work...<br><br>The English
tests should all run fine. The Italian<br>ones do run here, but only with the
just updated<br>Italian "<a
href="http://gawktexi.in";>gawktexi.in</a>".<br><br>Please let me know if
you are able to use the<br>script, and if you have remarks, questions,
etc.,<br>they are welcome.<br><br>All the best, Antonio<br><br>PS I did not
bother to put licenses, but<br>everything can be used/modified freely,
consider<br>it with the same license as gawk.</div><div class="gmail_default"
style="font-family:monospace,monospace;font-size:large">-- <br><div dir="ltr"
class="gmail_signature"><div dir="ltr"><div><div dir="ltr"><div><div
dir="ltr"><div><div dir="ltr"><div><font size="4" face="monospace, monospace">Â
 /||\  | Antonio Colombo</font></div><font size="4" face="monospace,
monospace">Â / ||Â \Â Â | Â <a href="mailto:azc100@gmail.com";
target="_blank">azc100@gmail.com</a>Â Â </font><div><font size="4"
face="monospace, monospace">Â /Â ()Â \Â |Â <a href="mailto:antonio@geekcorp.
com" target="_blank">antonio@geekcorp.com</a>Â Â <br>(___||___) |Â Â <a
href="mailto:azc10@yahoo.com";
target="_blank">azc10@yahoo.com</a></font></div></div></div></div></div></div></div></div></div><br>==================<br><br>Looking
into the example programs, I wonder:<br><br>Should gettime.awk be renamed
getlocaltime.awk<br>(or viceversa)? When checking alarm.awk, it<br>speaks of
getlocaltime, but then you have<br>to use "gettime.awk"
instead.<br><br>A few other gawk scripts have names slightly<br>different from
the name in the "eg/whatever"<br>directory.<br><br>bits2str.awk is
actually also contained in<br>testbits.awk, contrary to the philosophy
of<br>the "modularity". testbits.awk should not<br>contain it (I
think). And the bits2str.awk<br>instructions are contained twice in <a
href="http://gawktexi.in";>gawktexi.in</a>,<br>once for themselves, and once in
testbits.awk.<br>I wonder if something should be changed here.<br><br>To get
the test for c
ut.awk working, I had to<br>put "-f getopt.awk" BEFORE "-f
cut.awk", not really<br>sure why. I wonder if it should be
noted<br>somewhere. It is the case also for other "users"<br>of
"getopt".<br><br>The transfile.awk example is not extracted.<br>I
wonder if it should or not...<br>To make the example work, I had to change in
transfile.awk<br>FILENAME != _oldfilename @{<br>to<br>FILENAME != _oldfilename
&& _filename_ != FILENAME @{<br>..or beginfile() would be invoked more
than necessary<br><br>On a detail, for consistency with
_filename_,<br>_oldfilename should be
called<br>_oldfilename_<br><br>histsort.awk should be changed to use the
input<br>records only AFTER the initial number,<br>otherwise all entries are
different by definition.<br>I found no way to get history without the
number<br>of the command, so I just cut it out for the
test.<br><br>noassign.awk does not work (at least for me).<br>ARGC and ARGV
give you only the input file
s,<br>not the real ARGC and ARGV passed by the Operating<br>System to
gawk.<br>Variables are not seen at all, so they are always<br>used inside the
program (unless I missed something).<br>If one acts on
PROCINFO["argc"] and PROCINFO["argv"],<br>one sees
"everything", as evidenced modifying noassign.awk<br>BEGIN {<br>Â Â
if (No_command_assign) {<br>Â Â Â Â for ( j in PROCINFO["argv"] )
{ print "#",j,PROCINFO["argv"][j],"#"; }<br>Â Â
  disable_assigns(ARGC, ARGV)<br>  }<br>}<br>I suspect the real ARGC
and ARGV would not be changed.<br>Also, noassign.awk does not do anything about
the "-v"<br>before the assignment. I wonder what to
do.<br><br>ord.awk is ok, but it does not manage ASCII above 127<br>(European
accented letter, e.g.). Not sure if it should<br>be modified.<br><br>In pi.awk
it should be noted inside the program that<br>it needs intdiv0.awk (as it is
noted in the text).<br><br>pro
cess_array.awk is in processarray.awk:<br>maybe the name should be the
same.<br><br>I am not sure that the output of shell_quote is OK<br>(too many
"'"s and
"""s).<br><br>========================<br><br>In the last update
to gawktexi,in, where you explain "ls",<br>an "old" file
should probably be present, to show the<br>difference in field 8, when the last
modification<br>date goes back to 6 months or more:<br>-rwxrwxr-x 1 azc10 azc10
 1427 apr 19 16:56 gawkdiff<br>-rwxrwxr-x 1 azc10 azc10   381 apr 13 Â
2020 fs_set.awk<br>..."apr" is in Italian, "Jun" would be
"giu"<br><br>========================</div></div>
+<!DOCTYPE html>
+<html>
+<head>
+<meta charset="UTF-8">
+<title>/d/cache/gawk/egtests/info.txt.html</title>
+<meta name="Generator" content="Vim/8.2">
+<meta name="plugin-version" content="vim8.1_v2">
+<meta name="syntax" content="none">
+<meta name="settings"
content="use_css,pre_wrap,no_foldcolumn,prevent_copy=,use_input_for_pc=fallback">
+<meta name="colorscheme" content="ron">
+<style>
+<!--
+pre { white-space: pre-wrap; font-family: monospace; color: #00ffff;
background-color: #000000; }
+body { font-family: monospace; color: #00ffff; background-color: #000000; }
+* { font-size: 1em; }
+-->
+</style>
+</head>
+<body>
+<pre id='vimCodeElement'>
+* egtest
---00000000000066ee9105b19e7629--
\ No newline at end of file
+A script to test the programs/scripts included
+in the Gawk book (both in the English original
+and in the Italian translation).
+No license is imbedded in the scripts, the
+license of Gawk is implied.
+
+The script should work when executed in the
+distribution directory in which it is contained.
+The position of its input (the gawktexi.in files
+that are in the distribution doc and doc/it
+directories) is supposed to be at the same level
+of the egtests directory, i.e.:
+
+egtests
+doc
+doc/it
+
+The script has one possible parameter, namely "it"
+for Italian. Every other parameter (or no parameters)
+will default to "en" for English.
+
+egtest [it]
+
+The script extracts both the original English and
+the Italian programs/scripts from the Gawk book.
+
+Only the programs/scripta in the selected language
+are tested, but it is possible to compare each of
+them with the corresponding program/script in the
+other language.
+
+All the testing is done in a "tmp" directory
+created in egtests, which is removed at the exit
+from the egtest script.
+The script does NOT change any contents in the
+egtests directory during the test.
+
+The gawkeg script needs a number of pieces of
+software, in order to test gawk extensions, etc.
+Namely:
+[to be completed]
+
+
+After calling egtest, the following prompt
+is visualized:
+
+===> Which test(s)? [1-nn,q,h,...]
+
+Typing h<Enter>
+
+...a list of the available options inside egtest
+is shown:
+
+Choose by number one or more tests to try
+e.g.: 1-5,14,26-30
+If a suffix is given, e.g.: 1e or: h
+(alone or after a list of numbers)
+h -- will just print this help text
+d -- will invoke vimdiff for a test file in both languages
+b -- will invoke vim for a test file
+e -- will invoke vim for a test file
+w -- will tell where a module is
+q,Q,quit,x,ZZ,zz -- will exit from egtest
+Everything else just has no effect
+
+Please report bugs, problems, comments to:
+Antonio Colombo azc100(at)gmail(dot)com
+</pre>
+</body>
+</html>
+<!-- vim: set foldmethod=manual : -->
diff --git a/egtests/info.txt b/egtests/info.txt
index dc735f5..041c179 100644
--- a/egtests/info.txt
+++ b/egtests/info.txt
@@ -1,163 +1,69 @@
-Hi Arnold,
-
-I just pushed an update to the Italian "gawktexi.in".
-Please, "propagate" it.
-
-I have packed in a ZIP file all the scripts used
-to test all the 66 examples/files that can be
-extracted from the Gawk book.
-
-To use it you should unzip the file in a test
-"bin" directory, and change a few variables inside
-the "gawkeg" script.
-
-At the beginning of the "gawkeg" script there is
-an indication of where are the variables to be
-changed, basically the name of the test "bin"
-directory where the script are ($b) the name of
-where to put the "eg" directory ($s) and the names
-of the directories where the "gawktexi.in" file
-can be found.
-
-Hopefully that should be enough.
-
-Just run:
-./gawkeg
-...which defaults to "en"
-
-or
-
-./gawkeg it
-
-To see all what can be done, at the "gawkeg"
-prompt just type:
-
-h<ENTER>
-
-...for the "d" option (differences between English
-and Italian script) to work, the "other" directory
-must exist.
-
-I tried to run the thing on another PC (under
-WSL), from the "distribution" and changing the
-test directories, and it seems to work.
-
-Better not to use it with the "root" user, some
-tests would give different results (e.g. the
-"readable" one).
-
-The script uses a couple of programs, "scegli" and
-"extract", of which only the executables are in the
-ZIP file. If it is of interest, you can have the C
-source files, but they are a mess: the two
-programs have been written for a different set of
-tasks, and should be rewritten, but since they
-work...
-
-The English tests should all run fine. The Italian
-ones do run here, but only with the just updated
-Italian "gawktexi.in".
-
-Please let me know if you are able to use the
-script, and if you have remarks, questions, etc.,
-they are welcome.
-
-All the best, Antonio
-
-PS I did not bother to put licenses, but
-everything can be used/modified freely, consider
-it with the same license as gawk.
---
- /||\ | Antonio Colombo
- / || \ | azc100@gmail.com
- / () \ | antonio@geekcorp.com
-(___||___) | azc10@yahoo.com
-
-==================
-
-Looking into the example programs, I wonder:
-
-Should gettime.awk be renamed getlocaltime.awk
-(or viceversa)? When checking alarm.awk, it
-speaks of getlocaltime, but then you have
-to use "gettime.awk" instead.
-
-A few other gawk scripts have names slightly
-different from the name in the "eg/whatever"
-directory.
-
-bits2str.awk is actually also contained in
-testbits.awk, contrary to the philosophy of
-the "modularity". testbits.awk should not
-contain it (I think). And the bits2str.awk
-instructions are contained twice in gawktexi.in,
-once for themselves, and once in testbits.awk.
-I wonder if something should be changed here.
-
-To get the test for cut.awk working, I had to
-put "-f getopt.awk" BEFORE "-f cut.awk", not really
-sure why. I wonder if it should be noted
-somewhere. It is the case also for other "users"
-of "getopt".
-
-The transfile.awk example is not extracted.
-I wonder if it should or not...
-To make the example work, I had to change in transfile.awk
-FILENAME != _oldfilename @{
-to
-FILENAME != _oldfilename && _filename_ != FILENAME @{
-..or beginfile() would be invoked more than necessary
-
-On a detail, for consistency with _filename_,
-_oldfilename should be called
-_oldfilename_
-
-histsort.awk should be changed to use the input
-records only AFTER the initial number,
-otherwise all entries are different by definition.
-I found no way to get history without the number
-of the command, so I just cut it out for the test.
-
-noassign.awk does not work (at least for me).
-ARGC and ARGV give you only the input files,
-not the real ARGC and ARGV passed by the Operating
-System to gawk.
-Variables are not seen at all, so they are always
-used inside the program (unless I missed something).
-If one acts on PROCINFO["argc"] and PROCINFO["argv"],
-one sees "everything", as evidenced modifying noassign.awk
-BEGIN {
- if (No_command_assign) {
- for ( j in PROCINFO["argv"] ) { print
-"#",j,PROCINFO["argv"][j],"#"; }
- disable_assigns(ARGC, ARGV)
- }
-}
-I suspect the real ARGC and ARGV would not be changed.
-Also, noassign.awk does not do anything about the "-v"
-before the assignment. I wonder what to do.
-
-ord.awk is ok, but it does not manage ASCII above 127
-(European accented letter, e.g.). Not sure if it should
-be modified.
-
-In pi.awk it should be noted inside the program that
-it needs intdiv0.awk (as it is noted in the text).
-
-process_array.awk is in processarray.awk:
-maybe the name should be the same.
-
-I am not sure that the output of shell_quote is OK
-(too many "'"s and """s).
-
-========================
-
-In the last update to gawktexi,in, where you explain "ls",
-an "old" file should probably be present, to show the
-difference in field 8, when the last modification
-date goes back to 6 months or more:
--rwxrwxr-x 1 azc10 azc10 1427 apr 19 16:56 gawkdiff
--rwxrwxr-x 1 azc10 azc10 381 apr 13 2020 fs_set.awk
-..."apr" is in Italian, "Jun" would be "giu"
-
-========================
+* egtest
+
+A script to test the programs/scripts included
+in the Gawk book (both in the English original
+and in the Italian translation).
+No license is imbedded in the scripts, the
+license of Gawk is implied.
+
+The script should work when executed in the
+distribution directory in which it is contained.
+The position of its input (the gawktexi.in files
+that are in the distribution doc and doc/it
+directories) is supposed to be at the same level
+of the egtests directory, i.e.:
+
+egtests
+doc
+doc/it
+
+The script has one possible parameter, namely "it"
+for Italian. Every other parameter (or no parameters)
+will default to "en" for English.
+
+egtest [it]
+
+The script extracts both the original English and
+the Italian programs/scripts from the Gawk book.
+
+Only the programs/scripta in the selected language
+are tested, but it is possible to compare each of
+them with the corresponding program/script in the
+other language.
+
+All the testing is done in a "tmp" directory
+created in egtests, which is removed at the exit
+from the egtest script.
+The script does NOT change any contents in the
+egtests directory during the test.
+
+The gawkeg script needs a number of pieces of
+software, in order to test gawk extensions, etc.
+Namely:
+[to be completed]
+
+
+After calling egtest, the following prompt
+is visualized:
+
+===> Which test(s)? [1-nn,q,h,...]
+
+Typing h<Enter>
+
+...a list of the available options inside egtest
+is shown:
+
+Choose by number one or more tests to try
+e.g.: 1-5,14,26-30
+If a suffix is given, e.g.: 1e or: h
+(alone or after a list of numbers)
+h -- will just print this help text
+d -- will invoke vimdiff for a test file in both languages
+b -- will invoke vim for a test file
+e -- will invoke vim for a test file
+w -- will tell where a module is
+q,Q,quit,x,ZZ,zz -- will exit from egtest
+Everything else just has no effect
+
+Please report bugs, problems, comments to:
+Antonio Colombo azc100(at)gmail(dot)com
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egtests/info.html | 94 +++++++++++++++++++++-
egtests/info.txt | 232 ++++++++++++++++--------------------------------------
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