#!/bin/sh
# Validate yes buffer handling

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. "${srcdir=.}/tests/init.sh"; path_prepend_ ./src
print_ver_ yes

# Check basic operation
test "$(yes | head -n1)" = 'y' || fail=1

# Check various single item sizes, with the most important
# size being BUFSIZ used for the local buffer to yes(1).
# Note a \n is added, so actual sizes required internally
# are 1 more than the size used here.
for size in 1 1999 4095 4096 8191 8192 16383 16384; do
  printf "%${size}s\n" '' > out.1
  yes "$(printf %${size}s '')" | head -n2 | uniq > out.2
  compare out.1 out.2 || fail=1
done

# Check the many small items case,
# both fitting and overflowing the internal buffer.
# First check that 4000 arguments supported.
if test 4000 -eq $(sh -c 'echo $#' 0 $(seq 4000)); then
  for i in 100 4000; do
    seq $i | paste -s -d ' ' | sed p > out.1
    yes $(seq $i) | head -n2 > out.2
    compare out.1 out.2 || fail=1
  done
fi

# Check a single appropriate diagnostic is output on write error
if test -w /dev/full && test -c /dev/full; then
  # The single output diagnostic expected,
  # (without the possibly varying :strerror(ENOSPC) suffix).
  printf '%s\n' "yes: standard output" > exp

  for size in 1 16384; do
    returns_ 1 yes "$(printf %${size}s '')" >/dev/full 2>errt || fail=1
    sed 's/\(yes:.*\):.*/\1/' errt > err
    compare exp err || fail=1
  done
fi

Exit $fail
