./Source/t/one_file_per

Basics/One file per header [ System tests ]

FUNCTION

Test --multidoc with --one_file_per_header for html output. We test this with one source file that contains three headers. These should result in three documentation files. To make it nasty we use some special header names.

SOURCE

#    A dummy header to put into dummy source files.
my $source = <<'EOF';
/****f* Test/Test
 * NAME
 *   Test foo bar
 ******
 */

/****f* Test/foo, bar
 * NAME
 *   Test foo bar
 ******
 */

/****f* Test/aa::awaw
 * NAME
 *   Test foo bar
 ******
 */

EOF

{
    add_source( "test.c", $source );
    my ( $out, $err ) = runrobo(qw(--src Src --doc Doc --one_file_per_header --multidoc --html));
    # expected results:
    is( $out, '', 'No ouput' );
    is( $err, '', '... and no error' );
    # There are three headers, so there should be three documentation files.
    file_exists_ok( 'Doc/test_cTest2FTest.html',       'Documentation for Test/Test' );
    file_exists_ok( 'Doc/test_cTest2Ffoo.html',        'Documentation for Test/foo' );
    file_exists_ok( 'Doc/test_cTest2Faa3A3Aawaw.html', 'Documentation for Test/aa::awaw' );
    # And a style sheet.
    file_exists_ok( "Doc/robodoc.css", 'and a stylesheet' );
    clean();
}