libtool/tests/sh.test

#! /bin/sh
# sh.test - check that we haven't forgotten a `test' command

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. ./defs || exit 1

# Check all the "portable" shell scripts.
status=$EXIT_SUCCESS

# Check for bad binary operators.
if $EGREP -n -e 'if[ 	]+["'\'']?\\$[^ 	]+[ 	]+(=|-[lg][te]|-eq|-ne)' $scripts; then
  echo "use \`if test \$something =' instead of \`if \$something ='"
  status=$EXIT_FAILURE
fi

# Check for bad unary operators.
if $EGREP -n -e 'if[ 	]+-' $scripts; then
  echo "use \`if test -X' instead of \`if -X'"
  status=$EXIT_FAILURE
fi

# Check for using `[' instead of `test'.
if $EGREP -n -e 'if[ 	]+\[' $scripts; then
  echo "use \`if test' instead of \`if ['"
  status=$EXIT_FAILURE
fi

if $EGREP -n -e 'test[ 	]+(![ 	])?(-.[ 	]+)?"?[.,_x]' $scripts; then
  echo "use \`test \"X...\"' instead of \`test \"x...\"'"
  status=$EXIT_FAILURE
fi

# Check for using test X... instead of test "X...
if $EGREP -n -e 'test[ 	]+(![ 	])?(-.[ 	]+)?X' $scripts; then
  echo "use \`test \"X...\"' instead of \`test X'"
  status=$EXIT_FAILURE
fi

# Check for using test $... instead of test "$...
if $EGREP -n -e 'test[ 	]+(![ 	])?(-.[ 	]+)?X?\$' $scripts; then
  echo "use \`test \"\$...\"' instead of \`test \$'"
  status=$EXIT_FAILURE
fi

# Never use test -e.
if $EGREP -n -e 'test[ 	]+(![ 	])?-e' $scripts; then
  echo "use \`test -f' instead of \`test -e'"
  status=$EXIT_FAILURE
fi

# Check for problems with variable assignments.
if $EGREP -n -e '[^	 ]=[^	 ].*(break|continue)' $scripts; then
  echo "assignments on the same line as a \`break' or \`continue' may have no effect"
  status=$EXIT_FAILURE
fi

# Check for uses of Xsed without corresponding echo "X
if $EGREP -n -e '\$Xsed' $scripts | $EGREP -v -n -e '\$ECHO \\*"X'; then
  echo "occurrences of \`\$Xsed\' without \`echo \"X\' on the same line"
  status=$EXIT_FAILURE
fi

# Check for quotes within backquotes within quotes "`"bar"`"
if $EGREP -n -e '"[^`"]*`[^"`]*"[^"`]*".*`[^`"]*"' $scripts | \
   $EGREP -v "### testsuite: skip nested quoting test$"; then
  echo "nested quotes are dangerous"
  status=$EXIT_FAILURE
fi

exit $status