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26 changes: 16 additions & 10 deletions scripts/auto_test.py
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Expand Up @@ -22,21 +22,27 @@ def auto_test(txt_file,ttf_file):
inputfile=open(txt_file)
outputfile=open("failed_test_case.txt","w")

#Read the test-case input
#Read the test-case input
flines=inputfile.readlines()
count=0

#Exceute hb-shape command for each test-case from output file
for string in flines:
words=string.split()
status, output = commands.getstatusoutput("hb-shape %s %s"%(ttf_file,words[0]))
# Test to check, wheather test-case from output file & the result, are matching
if words[1] != output:
print words[0]+ " [FAILURE]\n"
outputfile.write(" * "+words[0]+"\t"+""+output+"\n")
count=count+1

#Count for failed test-cases
#import pdb; pdb.set_trace()
words=string.split()
if words:
status, output = commands.getstatusoutput("hb-shape %s %s"%(ttf_file,words[0]))
# Test to check, wheather test-case from output file & the result, are matching
try:
if words[1] != output:
print words[0]+ " [FAILURE]"
outputfile.write(" * "+words[0]+"\t"+""+output+"\n")
count=count+1
except IndexError as err:
print words[0] + " [SKIPPED]"
outputfile.write("Skipped because line have only one word: %s\n" % words[0])

#Count for failed test-cases
print "%d Test Cases Failed out of %d"%(count,len(flines))
print "failed_test_case.txt file generated !!"
inputfile.close()
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