#! /bin/sh

#
# Test for handling a file containing null characters.
#

mksary=../src/mksary
sary=../src/sary

cp null.txt tmp.null.txt

#
# Can handle lines containing null characters?
#

$mksary -q -l tmp.null.txt
mv tmp.null.txt.ary tmp.null.txt.ary-

perl line-indexer.pl tmp.null.txt > tmp.null.txt.ary
$mksary -q -s tmp.null.txt

cmp tmp.null.txt.ary tmp.null.txt.ary- || exit 1


#
# Exhaustive test.
#

$mksary -q tmp.null.txt
perl -pe 's/\x00/ /g' tmp.null.txt > tmp.space.txt # for grep

for pat in `perl sample.pl -10 words.txt` ""
do
    grep      "$pat" tmp.space.txt | perl -pe 's/ /\x00/g' > tmp.grep1
    grep  -C2  "$pat" tmp.space.txt | perl -pe 's/ /\x00/g' > tmp.grep2
    $sary     "$pat" tmp.null.txt                          > tmp.sary1
    $sary -C  "$pat" tmp.null.txt                          > tmp.sary2
    cmp tmp.grep1 tmp.sary1 || exit 1
    cmp tmp.grep2 tmp.sary2 || exit 1
done

exit 0