ali@0: #ifndef TESTCASE_H
ali@0: #define TESTCASE_H
ali@0: 
ali@6: #include <glib.h>
ali@6: 
ali@7: #define TESTCASE_ERROR testcase_error_quark()
ali@7: 
ali@7: typedef enum {
ali@7:     TESTCASE_ERROR_FAILED
ali@7: } TestcaseError;
ali@7: 
ali@0: typedef struct {
ali@17:     guint line;
ali@17:     guint column;		/* or 0 for unspecified */
ali@17: } TestcaseLocation;
ali@17: 
ali@17: typedef struct {
ali@101:     GSList *texts;
ali@101: } TestcaseSummary;
ali@101: 
ali@101: typedef struct {
ali@17:     /*
ali@17:      * Does this warning relate to a real problem in the etext
ali@17:      * (eg., error and false-negative).
ali@17:      */
ali@17:     gboolean is_real;
ali@17:     /*
ali@17:      * Do we "expect" BOOKLOUPE to get this wrong
ali@17:      * (eg., false-negative and false-positive)
ali@17:      */
ali@17:     gboolean xfail;
ali@17:     /*
ali@17:      * For real problems, the first location should be the
ali@17:      * actual location of the problem.
ali@17:      */
ali@17:     GSList *locations;
ali@17:     char *text;
ali@17: } TestcaseWarning;
ali@17: 
ali@17: typedef struct {
ali@0:     char *basename;
ali@9:     char *tmpdir;
ali@9:     GSList *inputs;
ali@102:     GSList *outputs;
ali@0:     char *expected;
ali@101:     TestcaseSummary summary;
ali@17:     GSList *warnings;
ali@7:     char *encoding;	/* The character encoding to talk to BOOKLOUPE in */
ali@9:     char **options;
ali@102:     char *test_output;
ali@0:     enum {
ali@0: 	TESTCASE_XFAIL=1<<0,
ali@9: 	TESTCASE_TMP_DIR=1<<1,
ali@101: 	TESTCASE_UNIX_NEWLINES=1<<2,
ali@101: 	TESTCASE_OS9_NEWLINES=1<<3,
ali@0:     } flags;
ali@0: } Testcase;
ali@0: 
ali@7: GQuark testcase_error_quark(void);
ali@6: gboolean testcase_run(Testcase *testcase);
ali@96: gboolean testcase_show_output(Testcase *testcase);
ali@0: void testcase_free(Testcase *testcase);
ali@0: 
ali@0: #endif	/* TESTCASE_H */