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On 32 bit platforms %ld doesn't match uint64_t, so do long long and %lld (rather than deal with verbose PRIu64 nonsense).
author Rob Landley <rob@landley.net>
date Sat, 10 Nov 2012 18:24:14 -0600
parents 9414be56b1db
children cfdaead45479
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#!/bin/bash

[ -f testing.sh ] && . testing.sh

#testing "name" "command" "result" "infile" "stdin"

cat >file1 <<EOF
some words	. 

some
lines
EOF

testing "wc" "wc >/dev/null && echo yes" "yes\n" "" ""
testing "wc empty file" "wc" "0 0 0\n" "" ""
testing "wc standard input" "wc" "1 3 5\n" "" "a b\nc"
testing "wc -c" "wc -c file1" "26 file1\n" "" ""
testing "wc -l" "wc -l file1" "4 file1\n" "" ""
testing "wc -w" "wc -w file1" "5 file1\n" "" ""
testing "wc format" "wc file1" "4 5 26 file1\n" "" ""
testing "wc multiple files" "wc input - file1" \
        "1 2 3 input\n0 2 3 -\n4 5 26 file1\n5 9 32 total\n" "a\nb" "a b"

#Tests for wc -m
if printf "%s" "$LANG" | grep -q UTF-8
then

printf " " > file1
for i in $(seq 1 8192)
do
  printf "ü" >> file1
done
testing "wc -m" "wc -m file1" "8193 file1\n" "" ""
printf " " > file1
for i in $(seq 1 8192)
do
  printf "ü" >> file1
done
testing "wc -m (invalid chars)" "wc -m file1" "8193 file1\n" "" ""
testing "wc -mlw" "wc -mlw input" "1 2 11 input\n" "hello, 世界!\n" ""

else
printf "skipping tests for wc -m"
fi

rm file1