// // The developer of the original code and/or files is Tripwire, Inc. // Portions created by Tripwire, Inc. are copyright (C) 2000 Tripwire, // Inc. Tripwire is a registered trademark of Tripwire, Inc. All rights // reserved. // // This program is free software. The contents of this file are subject // to the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the // Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or (at your // option) any later version. You may redistribute it and/or modify it // only in compliance with the GNU General Public License. // // This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful. // However, this program is distributed AS-IS WITHOUT ANY // WARRANTY; INCLUDING THE IMPLIED WARRANTY OF MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS // FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. Please see the GNU General Public License // for more details. // // You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License // along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software // Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, // USA. // // Nothing in the GNU General Public License or any other license to use // the code or files shall permit you to use Tripwire's trademarks, // service marks, or other intellectual property without Tripwire's // prior written consent. // // If you have any questions, please contact Tripwire, Inc. at either // info@tripwire.org or www.tripwire.org. // /////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// //configfile_t.cpp : a test driver for cConfigFile // //Don't see a test driver for this module in source safe - //hopefully this hasn't been implemented already! -DA #include "tw/stdtw.h" #include "tw/configfile.h" #include "core/errorbucketimpl.h" #include "twtest/test.h" #include "core/debug.h" #include #include "core/fsservices.h" #include "fco/fconame.h" #include "tw/twutil.h" using namespace std; void TestConfigFile(void) { TSTRING asConfigFileText[] = { _T("BRIAN=foo"), // 0 fine _T("BRIAN=foo\nBILL=bar"), // 1 fine _T("BRIAN=foo\r\nBILL=bar"), // 2 fine _T("BRIAN=foo\n\n\rBILL=bar\n"),// 3 fine _T(" WS=foo \n\n\r BILL=bar\n"), // 4 fine _T(" WS = foo \n\n\r BILL = bar \n"), // 5 fine _T("FOO=foo\nBAR=$(FOO)"), // 6 fine _T("FOO=foo\nBAR=$(FO)"), // 7 undefined var _T("FOO=foo\nBAR=$(FOO"), // 8 no r paren _T("FOO=foo\nBAR=$(FOO "), // 9 no r paren _T("BAR=$(FOO\n"), // 10 no r paren _T(" VAR =foo \nWS = $(VAR)\n"), // 11 fine _T(""), // 12 fine _T("\n"), // 13 fine _T("\r"), // 14 fine _T("\r\n"), // 15 fine _T("B=POO\nA"), // 16 no equals _T(" B=POO \n A \r"), // 17 no equals _T("B=POO\nB=CRAP"), // 18 redefined var _T("DATE=CRAP"), // 19 redefine predefine var _T("B=POO\nDATE=CRAP"), // 20 redefine predefine var _T("A=1\nB=$(A)\nC=$(B)"), // 21 fine -- checking var sub _T("A=$(DATE)"), // 22 fine -- checking predef var sub _T("A=1\nB=$(A)\nC=$(DATE)"), // 23 fine -- checking predef var sub _T("A=1\n=$(A)\nC=$(DATE)"), // 24 no key _T("A=$(DATE)-B"), // 25 fine -- check that the '-' shows up _T("A=$(DATE)-$(DATE)"), // 26 fine -- check that the '-' shows up }; /* TSTRING sMandatory = \ _T("\nPOLFILE=foo") \ _T("\nDBFILE=foo") \ _T("\nREPORTFILE=foo") \ _T("\nSITEKEYFILE=foo") \ _T("\nLOCALKEYFILE=foo"); */ for( TSTRING* at = &asConfigFileText[0]; at != &asConfigFileText[countof(asConfigFileText)]; at++ ) { cConfigFile cfg; //*at += sMandatory; TCERR << _T("*** line:") << std::endl; TCERR << *at << std::endl; TCERR << _T("*** eol:") << std::endl; try { cfg.ReadString( *at ); } catch( eConfigFileMissReqKey& ) { // ignore.... } catch( eConfigFile& e ) { int offset = ( at - asConfigFileText ); int itemSize = sizeof( asConfigFileText[0] ); int num = offset / itemSize; TCERR << num << std::endl; cTWUtil::PrintErrorMsg( e ); } } #ifdef NOT_BRIANS_TEST cDebug d("Testconfigfile"); d.TraceDetail("Entering...\n"); iFSServices* pFSServices = iFSServices::GetInstance(); //Define some test values for pairs to be //stored in a test config. module. I'm going to use the //values specified in the install doc. -DA TSTRING currpath; pFSServices->GetCurrentDir(currpath); const TSTRING testTWROOT = currpath; const TSTRING testTWBIN = (testTWROOT + _T("/bin/")); const TSTRING testTWCFG = (testTWROOT + _T("/etc/")); const TSTRING testTWMAN = (testTWROOT + _T("/man/")); const TSTRING testTWHTML = (testTWROOT + _T("/html/")); const TSTRING testTWDB = (testTWROOT + _T("/db/")); const TSTRING testTWKEY = (testTWROOT + _T("/key/")); const TSTRING testTWREPORT = (testTWROOT + _T("/report/")); const TSTRING testTWPASSWORD = (testTWROOT + _T("/null_password")); //Begin tests of config. module parser: cConfigFile write_cfgmod; //Filename for writing/reading some value pairs: const TSTRING testfile = testTWCFG + _T("tripwire.cfg"); //Insert the test values into cConfigFile's hashtable: /* write_cfgmod.Insert( _T("TWROOT"), testTWROOT); write_cfgmod.Insert( _T("TWBIN"), testTWBIN); write_cfgmod.Insert( _T("TWCFG"), testTWCFG); write_cfgmod.Insert( _T("TWMAN"), testTWMAN); write_cfgmod.Insert( _T("TWHTML"), testTWHTML); write_cfgmod.Insert( _T("TWDB"), testTWDB); write_cfgmod.Insert( _T("TWKEY"), testTWKEY); write_cfgmod.Insert( _T("TWREPORT"), testTWREPORT); write_cfgmod.Insert( _T("TWPASSWORD"), testTWPASSWORD); */ //Store these values on disk. TSTRING configText; write_cfgmod.WriteString(configText); cTWUtil::WriteConfigText(testfile.c_str(), configText, false, NULL); //Instantiate another cConfigFile object for reading back //values: cConfigFile read_cfgmod; try { cTWUtil::ReadConfigText(testfile.c_str(), configText); read_cfgmod.ReadString(configText); } catch (eError& error) { TCERR << (int)error.GetID() << std::endl << error.GetMsg() << std::endl; ASSERT(false); } //These TSTRINGS will hold info. from .Lookup: TSTRING lookup1, lookup2; read_cfgmod.Lookup( _T("TWROOT"), lookup1); read_cfgmod.Lookup( _T("TWDB"), lookup2); d.TraceDetail("First lookup's value: %s \n", lookup1.c_str()); d.TraceDetail("Second lookup's value: %s \n", lookup2.c_str()); TEST( lookup1 == testTWROOT ); TEST( lookup2 == testTWDB ); d.TraceDetail("Tests Passed!\n"); #endif // NOT_BRIANS_TEST }