static int delete_character(string char) {
/* This function will permanently delete a player character. A 1 is returned
* on successful character deletion, or a 0 upon failure after setting the
* DOGL_ERROR value. */
SYSTEM_CHECK();
return char_d->delete_character(char);
}
static int hold_name(string name) {
/* If the specified name is validated via validate_new_character_name, it is
* placed on hold for the current user's account and a 1 is returned. If it
* is not valid, a 0 is returned leaving the DOGL_ERROR value set by the
* validate_new_characer_name function in place for the calling process. */
SYSTEM_CHECK();
return char_d->hold_name(name);
}
static object login_character(string char) {
/* This function will log the specified character into the game, as long as
* the calling account owns the character. The character's object will be
* returned upon success, or nil upon failure after setting the DOGL_ERROR
* value. */
SYSTEM_CHECK();
return char_d->login_character(char);
}
static object create_character(string name) {
/* This function creates the specified character using the name supplied. If
* the name specified is not reserved by the user's account object, no object
* will be created or returned and the DOGL_ERROR value will list the specific
* problem. Otherwise, the new character is created the relevant variables
* are updated appropriately and the new object will be returned. */
SYSTEM_CHECK();
return char_d->create_character(name);
}
static int logout_character(int quit, varargs object CHARACTER_OBJECT char) {
/* Log out the current character, or if specifed the character object o.
* The quit integer is used to indicate what sort of message, if any, should
* be sent to the communication channels regarding the character's logout.
* A value of 1 means to announce a normal logout, -1 will announce an idle
* timeout logout, a 0 will announce a disconnect and any other value will
* keep the logout quiet. We return 1 to indicate successful logout as there
* may be features that block characters leaving the game world temporarily in
* the future. */
SYSTEM_CHECK();
return char_d->logout_character(quit, char);
}
int s1( int suite, int weight, int argc, char *argv[] ) {
int posCtr = 0;
START_SUITE( suite, "Command line tests", weight, NUM_POS_TESTS, NUM_NEG_TESTS );
START_POS_TEST( ++posCtr, "test to check if it doesn't crash" );
SYSTEM_CHECK( "./gpstool -info < a2-suite1-postest1.gps", EXIT_SUCCESS, FAIL_POS_TEST );
PASS_POS_TEST
START_POS_TEST( ++posCtr, "Test for valgrind errors" );
SYSTEM_CHECK( "valgrind --leak-check=yes --log-file=a2-suite1-postest2-logfile ./gpstool -info < a2-suite1-postest2.gps", EXIT_SUCCESS, FAIL_POS_TEST );
int status = system( "grep -c 'ERROR SUMMARY: 0 errors from 0 contexts' a2-suite1-postest2-logfile > a2-suite1-postest2-grepcheck" );
if ( status == -1 ) {
LOG( "grep failed\n" );
abort();
}
FILE * fp2 = fopen( "a2-suite1-postest2-grepcheck", "r" );
int numMatches = 0;
if ( fscanf( fp2, "%d", &numMatches ) != 1 ) {
LOG( "grep did not return a count\n" );
abort();
}
fclose( fp2 );
if ( numMatches != 1 ) {
LOG( "Valgrind reported errors\n" );
FAIL_POS_TEST
}