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diff --git a/install-info/tests/README b/install-info/tests/README new file mode 100644 index 0000000..c42ecc9 --- /dev/null +++ b/install-info/tests/README @@ -0,0 +1,172 @@ +$Id: README,v 1.1 2008/01/02 01:36:16 karl Exp $ +install-info/tests/README + + Copyright (C) 2008 Free Software Foundation, Inc. + + Copying and distribution of this file, with or without modification, + are permitted in any medium without royalty provided the copyright + notice and this notice are preserved. + +This file describes each of the numbered install-info tests. + +0001: The 99% case. Installing an Info file. Take a single entry from the + Info file and put it into a pre-existing section in the DIR file. +0002: Installing an Info file. Take two entries from the Info file and put + it into a pre-existing section in the DIR file. +0003: Installing an Info file. Take two entries from the Info file and put + it into a pre-existing section in the DIR file. The entries are + described in two different `START-INFO-DIR-ENTRY' declarations. +0004: Installing an Info file. Take two entries from the Info file and put + it into two pre-existing sections in the DIR file. The entries are + described in two different `INFO-DIR-SECTION' and `START-INFO-DIR-ENTRY' + declarations. +0005: Installing an Info file. Take two entries from the Info file and put + it into one pre-existing section and one non-existing section in the + DIR file. The entries are described in two different `INFO-DIR-SECTION' + and `START-INFO-DIR-ENTRY' declarations. +0006: The 99% case, try 2. Installing an Info file. Take a single entry + from the Info file and put it into a pre-existing section in the DIR + file, but this time the name is not capitalized. +0007: The 99% case, try 3. Installing an Info file. Take a single entry + from the Info file and put it into a pre-existing section in the DIR + file, but this time the entry is not the final entry in the section. +0008: The 99% case, try 4. Installing an Info file. Take a single entry + from the Info file and put it into a pre-existing section in the DIR + file, but this time the entry's description spans more than one line. +0009: The 99% case, try 5. Installing an Info file. Take a single entry + from the Info file and put it into a pre-existing section in the DIR + file, but this time the entry's description does not start on the + 33rd column and requires indentation. +0010: The 99% case, try 6. Installing an Info file. Take a single entry + from the Info file and put it into a pre-existing section in the DIR + file, but this time the entry's one line description requires + multi-line indentation. +0011: Installing an Info file. Take a single entry from the Info file and + put it into a pre-existing section in the DIR file, but this time do + not indent the description. +0012: Installing an Info file. Take a single entry from the Info file and + put it into a pre-existing section in the DIR file, but this time the + entry already exists and will be replaced. +0013: Installing an Info file. Take a single entry from the Info file and + put it into a pre-existing section in the DIR file, but this time the + entry already exists and the --keep-old option is used to override the + replacement. +0014: Installing an Info file. Take a single entry from the Info file and + put it into a pre-existing section in the DIR file, but this time the + entry already exists with a multi-line description and will be + replaced with a single-line description. +0015: Installing an Info file. Take a single entry from the Info file and + put it into a pre-existing section in the DIR file, but this time the + entry already exists with a single-line description and will be + replaced with a multi-line description. +0016: Installing an Info file. The Info file does not contain section or + entry hints, and neither a section nor an entry is specified on the + command-line. Installation does not occur, but is not an error. +0017: Installing an initial Info file into a minimal DIR file. +0018: Installing an initial Info file into an empty (0 byte) DIR file. + Installation does not occur, and is an error. +0019: Installing an initial Info file into an empty (2 byte) DIR file. + Installation does not occur, and is an error. +0020: Installing an Info file. The Info file does not contain section or + entry hints, and a section is not specified on the command-line, but + a --description is. +0021: Installing an Info file. The Info file does not contain section or + entry hints, and a pre-existing --section is stated on the command-line + along with a --description. +0022: Installing an Info file. The Info file does not contain section or + entry hints, and a --name is specified on the command-line. The NAME + starts with *, so the whole name (up to the period) is replaced. +0023: Installing an Info file. The Info file does not contain section or + entry hints, and a --name is specified on the command-line. The NAME + does not start with a *, so just the name (up to the colon) is replaced. +0024: Installing an Info file. The Info file contains section and entry + hints, but we override the section with a non-existing one from the + command-line. +0025: Installing an Info file. The Info file contains section and entry + hints, but we override the section with an existing one from the + command-line. +0026: Installing an Info file. The Info file contains section and entry + hints, but we override the entry with an --entry on the command-line. +0027: Installing an Info file. The Info file contains section and entry + hints, but we override the entry with an --entry on the command-line, + and we also override the section with a --section on the command-line. +0028: Installing an Info file. The Info file contains section and entry + hints, but we override the name portion of the entry with a --name + on the command-line. The NAME starts with a `*' so it replaces the + entire name, up to the period. +0029: Installing an Info file. The Info file contains section and entry + hints, but we override the name portion of the entry with a --name + on the command-line. The NAME does not start with a `*' so it + replaces the name, up to the colon and presumes the basename. +0030: Installing an Info file. The Info file contains section and entry + hints, but we override the description portion of the entry with a + --description on the command-line. +0031: Installing an Info file. The Info file contains section and entry + hints, but we override the description and the name with + --description and --name options on the command-line. The NAME starts + with a `*' so it replaces the entire name, up to the period. +0032: Installing an Info file. The Info file contains section and entry + hints, but we try to override the section with a regular expression + that does not match any existing sections in the DIR file. The + overriding cannot take place, and the entry is installed in the section + specified in the Info file. +0033: Installing an Info file. The Info file contains an entry hint, but no + section hint. We try to specify the section with a --regex option on + the command-line, but the regular expression does not match any + existing sections in the DIR file. +0034: Installing an Info file. The Info file contains an entry hint, but + no section hint, and we try to specify the section with a regular + expression that does not match any existing sections in the DIR file. + We also specify a --section on the command-line to ensure that the + entry will be installed in a section that we explicitly name. +0035: Installing an Info file. The Info file contains section and entry + hints, but we try to specify the section with a regular expression + that does not match any existing sections in the DIR file. We also + specify a --section on the command-line to ensure that the entry will + be installed in a section that we explicitly name. +0036: Installing an Info file. The Info file contains entry and section + hints, but try to specify the section with a --regex option on + the command-line, and the regular expression matches an existing + section in the DIR file. +0037: Installing an Info file. The Info file contains section and entry + hints, but we try to specify the section with a regular expression + that does not match any existing sections in the DIR file. We also + specify a --section on the command-line to ensure that the entry will + be installed in a section that we explicitly name. We use the + alternative Debian --section REGEX TITLE syntax instead of the normal + GNU syntax. +0038: Installing an Info file. The Info file does not contain section or + entry hints, and we specify that two entries go into two sections on + the command-line. One section already exists, and the other doesn't. +0039: Installing an Info file. The Info file contains section and entry + hints, but we override the entry with an --entry option on the + command-line. The entry has a multi-line description and is not + indented. +0040: Installing an Info file. The Info file contains section and entry + hints, but we override the entry with --name and --description options + on the command-line. The entry is not indented. +0041: Installing an Info file. The Info file contains section and entry + hints, and we're installing the entry into a gzipped DIR file. +0042: Installing an Info file. The Info file contains section and entry + hints for two entries in two sections. Both of the sections do not + already exist in the DIR file. The sections will be added prior to + all other sections due to the alphabetic ordering of section names. +0043: Installing an Info file. The Info file contains section and entry + hints, and we're going to install the new section admist many other + sections. E.g. instead of always at the very bottom or at the very + top. +0044: The 99% case. Removing an Info file. The Info file is responsible + for a single entry in the DIR file. +0045: Removing an Info file. The Info file is responsible for many entries + in the DIR file. +0046: Removing an Info file. We no longer have the Info file, so we + specify --remove-exactly to remove it instead. +0047: Removing an Info file. The Info file is responsible for the final + entry in the DIR file. The section also gets removed. +0048: Removing an Info file. The Info file is responsible for the final + entry in the DIR file, but we want to keep the section heading, so + we specify --keep-old. +0049: Removing an Info file. The Info file is not responsible for any + entries in the DIR file. A warning is issued, but it isn't an error. +0050: Removing an Info file. The Info file is responsible for a single + entry in the gzipped DIR file. |