#! /bin/sh

# exists.sh:  Testing for correct behaviour when a file isn't there.

# Import common functions & definitions.
. ../common/test-common


# If we invert the order of the arguments to prs here, so that the
# nonexistent file is named first, then those systems which support
# exceptions will operate correctly, and those which don't, won't.

expands_to () {
    # $1 -- label
    # $2 -- format
    # $3 -- expansion
docommand $1 "${prs} \"-d$2\" -r1.1 s.1 s.foobar" 1 "$3" "IGNORE"
}

remove s.1 p.1 1 z.1 s.foobar

# Create file
echo "Descriptive Text" > DESC
docommand e1 "${admin} -n -tDESC s.1" 0 "" ""
remove DESC

docommand e2a "${prs} -d':M:\nX' s.1" 0 "1\nX\n" ""
docommand e2b "${prs} -d':M:\n' s.1" 0 "1\n" ""
docommand e2c "${prs} -d':M:
' s.1" 0 "1

" ""

docommand e3 "${get} -e s.1" 0 "1.1\nnew delta 1.2\n0 lines\n" IGNORE
echo "hello from %M%" >> 1
docommand e4 "${delta} -y s.1" 0 "1.2\n1 inserted\n0 deleted\n0 unchanged\n" ""



expands_to X1  :I:      "1.1\n"



remove s.1 p.1 z.1 1 command.log
success