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function saveHashTable(status, varargin)
% SAVEHASHTABLE saves the references hashes for the Matlab2Tikz tests
%
% Usage:
% SAVEHASHTABLE(status)
%
% SAVEHASHTABLE(status, 'dryrun', BOOL, ...) determines whether or not to
% write the constructed hash table to file (false) or to stdout (true).
% Default: false
%
% SAVEHASHTABLE(status, 'removedTests', CHAR, ...) specifies which action to
% execute on "removed tests" (i.e. test that have a hash recorded in the file,
% but which are not present in `status`). Three values are possible:
% - 'ask' (default): Ask what to do for each such test.
% - 'remove': Remove the test from the file.
% This is appropriate if the test has been removed from the suite.
% - 'keep': Keep the test hash in the file.
% This is appropriate when the test has not executed all tests.
%
% Inputs:
% - status: output cell array of the testing functions
%
% See also: runMatlab2TikzTests, testMatlab2tikz
ipp = m2tInputParser();
ipp = ipp.addRequired(ipp, 'status', @iscell);
ipp = ipp.addParamValue(ipp, 'dryrun', false, @islogical);
ipp = ipp.addParamValue(ipp, 'removedTests', 'ask', @isValidAction);
ipp = ipp.parse(ipp, status, varargin{:});
%% settings
suite = status{1}.testsuite; %TODO: handle multiple test suites in a single array
filename = hashTableName(suite);
READFORMAT = '%s : %s';
WRITEFORMAT = [READFORMAT '\n'];
%% process the hash table
oldHashes = readHashesFromFile(filename);
newHashes = updateHashesFromStatus(oldHashes, status);
writeHashesToFile(filename, newHashes);
% --------------------------------------------------------------------------
function hashes = updateHashesFromStatus(hashes, status)
% update hashes from the test results in status
oldFunctions = fieldnames(hashes);
newFunctions = cellfun(@(s) s.function, status, 'UniformOutput', false);
% add hashes from all executed tests
for iFunc = 1:numel(status)
S = status{iFunc};
thisFunc = S.function;
thisHash = '';
if isfield(S.hashStage,'found')
thisHash = S.hashStage.found;
elseif S.skip
if isfield(hashes, thisFunc)
% Test skipped, but reference hash present in file
% Probably this means that the developer doesn't have access
% to a certain toolbox.
warning('SaveHashTable:CannotUpdateSkippedTest', ...
'Test "%s" was skipped. Cannot update hash!',...
thisFunc);
else
% Test skipped and reference hash absent.
% Probably the test is skipped because something is tested
% that relies on HG1/HG2/Octace-specific features and we are
% in the wrong environment for the test.
end
else
warning('SaveHashTable:NoHashFound',...
'No hash found for "%s"!', thisFunc);
end
if ~isempty(thisHash)
hashes.(thisFunc) = thisHash;
end
end
% ask what to do with tests for which we have a hash, but no test results
removedTests = setdiff(oldFunctions, newFunctions);
if ~isempty(removedTests)
fprintf(1, 'Some tests in the file were not in the build status.\n');
end
for iTest = 1:numel(removedTests)
thisTest = removedTests{iTest};
action = askActionToPerformOnRemovedTest(thisTest);
switch action
case 'remove'
% useful for test that no longer exist
fprintf(1, 'Removed hash for "%s"\n', thisTest);
hashes = rmfield(hashes, thisTest);
case 'keep'
% useful when not all tests were executed by the tester
fprintf(1, 'Kept hash for "%s"\n', thisTest);
end
end
end
function action = askActionToPerformOnRemovedTest(testName)
% ask which action to carry out on a removed test
action = lower(ipp.Results.removedTests);
while ~isActualAction(action)
query = sprintf('Keep or remove "%s"? [Kr]:', testName);
answer = strtrim(input(query,'s'));
if isempty(answer) || strcmpi(answer(1), 'K')
action = 'keep';
elseif strcmpi(answer(1), 'R')
action = 'remove';
else
action = 'ask again';
% just keep asking until we get a reasonable answer
end
end
end
function writeHashesToFile(filename, hashes)
% write hashes to a file (or stdout when dry-running)
if ~ipp.Results.dryrun
fid = fopen(filename, 'w+');
finally_fclose_fid = onCleanup(@() fclose(fid));
else
fid = 1; % Use stdout to print everything
fprintf(fid, '\n\n Output: \n\n');
end
funcNames = sort(fieldnames(hashes));
for iFunc = 1:numel(funcNames)
func = funcNames{iFunc};
fprintf(fid, WRITEFORMAT, func, hashes.(func));
end
end
function hashes = readHashesFromFile(filename)
% read hashes from a file
if exist(filename,'file')
fid = fopen(filename, 'r');
finally_fclose_fid = onCleanup(@() fclose(fid));
data = textscan(fid, READFORMAT);
% data is now a cell array with 2 elements, each a (row) cell array
% - the first is all the function names
% - the second is all the hashes
% Transform `data` into {function1, hash1, function2, hash2, ...}'
% First step is to transpose the data concatenate both fields under
% each other. Since MATLAB indexing uses "column major order",
% traversing the concatenated array is in the order we want.
data = [data{:}]';
allValues = data(:)';
else
allValues = {};
end
hashes = struct(allValues{:});
end
end
% ==============================================================================
function bool = isValidAction(str)
% returns true for valid actions (keep/remove/ask) on "removedTests":
bool = ismember(lower(str), {'keep','remove','ask'});
end
function bool = isActualAction(str)
% returns true for actual actions (keep/remove) on "removedTests"
bool = ismember(lower(str), {'keep','remove'});
end
% ==============================================================================