freebsd-skq/usr.bin/cpio/test/test_pathmatch.c
Tim Kientzle 1e38350b0a Initial commit of bsdcpio 0.9.11b.
A new implementation of cpio that uses libarchive as it's back-end
archiving/dearchiving infrastructure.  Includes test harness;
"make check" in the bsdcpio directory to build and run the test
harness.
2008-05-26 17:15:35 +00:00

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/*-
* Copyright (c) 2003-2007 Tim Kientzle
* All rights reserved.
*
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#include "test.h"
__FBSDID("$FreeBSD$");
#include "../pathmatch.h"
/*
* Verify that the pattern matcher implements the wildcard logic specified
* in SUSv2 for the cpio command. This is essentially the
* shell glob syntax:
* * - matches any sequence of chars, including '/'
* ? - matches any single char, including '/'
* [...] - matches any of a set of chars, '-' specifies a range,
* initial '!' is undefined
*
* The specification in SUSv2 is a bit incomplete, I assume the following:
* Trailing '-' in [...] is not special.
*/
DEFINE_TEST(test_pathmatch)
{
assertEqualInt(1, pathmatch("*","", 0));
assertEqualInt(1, pathmatch("*","a", 0));
assertEqualInt(1, pathmatch("*","abcd", 0));
/* SUSv2: * matches / */
assertEqualInt(1, pathmatch("*","abcd/efgh/ijkl", 0));
assertEqualInt(1, pathmatch("abcd*efgh/ijkl","abcd/efgh/ijkl", 0));
assertEqualInt(1, pathmatch("abcd***efgh/ijkl","abcd/efgh/ijkl", 0));
assertEqualInt(1, pathmatch("abcd***/efgh/ijkl","abcd/efgh/ijkl", 0));
assertEqualInt(0, pathmatch("?", "", 0));
assertEqualInt(0, pathmatch("?", "\0", 0));
assertEqualInt(1, pathmatch("?", "a", 0));
assertEqualInt(0, pathmatch("?", "ab", 0));
assertEqualInt(1, pathmatch("?", ".", 0));
assertEqualInt(1, pathmatch("?", "?", 0));
assertEqualInt(1, pathmatch("a", "a", 0));
assertEqualInt(0, pathmatch("a", "ab", 0));
assertEqualInt(0, pathmatch("a", "ab", 0));
assertEqualInt(1, pathmatch("a?c", "abc", 0));
/* SUSv2: ? matches / */
assertEqualInt(1, pathmatch("a?c", "a/c", 0));
assertEqualInt(1, pathmatch("a?*c*", "a/c", 0));
assertEqualInt(1, pathmatch("*a*", "a/c", 0));
assertEqualInt(1, pathmatch("*a*", "/a/c", 0));
assertEqualInt(1, pathmatch("*a*", "defaaaaaaa", 0));
assertEqualInt(0, pathmatch("a*", "defghi", 0));
assertEqualInt(0, pathmatch("*a*", "defghi", 0));
assertEqualInt(1, pathmatch("abc[def", "abc[def", 0));
assertEqualInt(0, pathmatch("abc[def]", "abc[def", 0));
assertEqualInt(0, pathmatch("abc[def", "abcd", 0));
assertEqualInt(1, pathmatch("abc[def]", "abcd", 0));
assertEqualInt(1, pathmatch("abc[def]", "abce", 0));
assertEqualInt(1, pathmatch("abc[def]", "abcf", 0));
assertEqualInt(0, pathmatch("abc[def]", "abcg", 0));
assertEqualInt(1, pathmatch("abc[d*f]", "abcd", 0));
assertEqualInt(1, pathmatch("abc[d*f]", "abc*", 0));
assertEqualInt(0, pathmatch("abc[d*f]", "abcdefghi", 0));
assertEqualInt(0, pathmatch("abc[d*", "abcdefghi", 0));
assertEqualInt(1, pathmatch("abc[d*", "abc[defghi", 0));
assertEqualInt(1, pathmatch("abc[d-f]", "abcd", 0));
assertEqualInt(1, pathmatch("abc[d-f]", "abce", 0));
assertEqualInt(1, pathmatch("abc[d-f]", "abcf", 0));
assertEqualInt(0, pathmatch("abc[d-f]", "abcg", 0));
assertEqualInt(1, pathmatch("abc[d-fh-k]", "abcd", 0));
assertEqualInt(1, pathmatch("abc[d-fh-k]", "abce", 0));
assertEqualInt(1, pathmatch("abc[d-fh-k]", "abcf", 0));
assertEqualInt(0, pathmatch("abc[d-fh-k]", "abcg", 0));
assertEqualInt(1, pathmatch("abc[d-fh-k]", "abch", 0));
assertEqualInt(1, pathmatch("abc[d-fh-k]", "abci", 0));
assertEqualInt(1, pathmatch("abc[d-fh-k]", "abcj", 0));
assertEqualInt(1, pathmatch("abc[d-fh-k]", "abck", 0));
assertEqualInt(0, pathmatch("abc[d-fh-k]", "abcl", 0));
assertEqualInt(0, pathmatch("abc[d-fh-k]", "abc-", 0));
/* I assume: Trailing '-' is non-special. */
assertEqualInt(0, pathmatch("abc[d-fh-]", "abcl", 0));
assertEqualInt(1, pathmatch("abc[d-fh-]", "abch", 0));
assertEqualInt(1, pathmatch("abc[d-fh-]", "abc-", 0));
assertEqualInt(1, pathmatch("abc[d-fh-]", "abc-", 0));
/* ']' can be backslash-quoted within a character class. */
assertEqualInt(1, pathmatch("abc[\\]]", "abc]", 0));
assertEqualInt(1, pathmatch("abc[\\]d]", "abc]", 0));
assertEqualInt(1, pathmatch("abc[\\]d]", "abcd", 0));
assertEqualInt(1, pathmatch("abc[d\\]]", "abc]", 0));
assertEqualInt(1, pathmatch("abc[d\\]]", "abcd", 0));
assertEqualInt(1, pathmatch("abc[d]e]", "abcde]", 0));
assertEqualInt(1, pathmatch("abc[d\\]e]", "abc]", 0));
assertEqualInt(0, pathmatch("abc[d\\]e]", "abcd]e", 0));
assertEqualInt(0, pathmatch("abc[d]e]", "abc]", 0));
/* backslash-quoted chars can appear as either end of a range. */
assertEqualInt(1, pathmatch("abc[\\d-f]gh", "abcegh", 0));
assertEqualInt(0, pathmatch("abc[\\d-f]gh", "abcggh", 0));
assertEqualInt(0, pathmatch("abc[\\d-f]gh", "abc\\gh", 0));
assertEqualInt(1, pathmatch("abc[d-\\f]gh", "abcegh", 0));
assertEqualInt(1, pathmatch("abc[\\d-\\f]gh", "abcegh", 0));
assertEqualInt(1, pathmatch("abc[\\d-\\f]gh", "abcegh", 0));
/* backslash-quoted '-' isn't special. */
assertEqualInt(0, pathmatch("abc[d\\-f]gh", "abcegh", 0));
assertEqualInt(1, pathmatch("abc[d\\-f]gh", "abc-gh", 0));
/* Leading '!' negates a character class. */
assertEqualInt(0, pathmatch("abc[!d]", "abcd", 0));
assertEqualInt(1, pathmatch("abc[!d]", "abce", 0));
assertEqualInt(1, pathmatch("abc[!d]", "abcc", 0));
assertEqualInt(0, pathmatch("abc[!d-z]", "abcq", 0));
assertEqualInt(1, pathmatch("abc[!d-gi-z]", "abch", 0));
assertEqualInt(1, pathmatch("abc[!fgijkl]", "abch", 0));
assertEqualInt(0, pathmatch("abc[!fghijkl]", "abch", 0));
/* Backslash quotes next character. */
assertEqualInt(0, pathmatch("abc\\[def]", "abc\\d", 0));
assertEqualInt(1, pathmatch("abc\\[def]", "abc[def]", 0));
assertEqualInt(0, pathmatch("abc\\\\[def]", "abc[def]", 0));
assertEqualInt(0, pathmatch("abc\\\\[def]", "abc\\[def]", 0));
assertEqualInt(1, pathmatch("abc\\\\[def]", "abc\\d", 0));
/*
* Because '.' and '/' have special meanings, we can
* identify many equivalent paths even if they're expressed
* differently.
*/
assertEqualInt(1, pathmatch("./abc/./def/", "abc/def/", 0));
assertEqualInt(1, pathmatch("abc/def", "./././abc/./def", 0));
assertEqualInt(1, pathmatch("abc/def/././//", "./././abc/./def/", 0));
assertEqualInt(1, pathmatch(".////abc/.//def", "./././abc/./def", 0));
assertEqualInt(1, pathmatch("./abc?def/", "abc/def/", 0));
failure("\"?./\" is not the same as \"/./\"");
assertEqualInt(0, pathmatch("./abc?./def/", "abc/def/", 0));
failure("Trailing '/' should match no trailing '/'");
assertEqualInt(1, pathmatch("./abc/./def/", "abc/def", 0));
failure("Trailing '/./' is still the same directory.");
assertEqualInt(1, pathmatch("./abc/./def/./", "abc/def", 0));
failure("Trailing '/.' is still the same directory.");
assertEqualInt(1, pathmatch("./abc/./def/.", "abc/def", 0));
assertEqualInt(1, pathmatch("./abc/./def", "abc/def/", 0));
failure("Trailing '/./' is still the same directory.");
assertEqualInt(1, pathmatch("./abc/./def", "abc/def/./", 0));
failure("Trailing '/.' is still the same directory.");
assertEqualInt(1, pathmatch("./abc*/./def", "abc/def/.", 0));
}