# This file checks mk's exit code traps				(ksb)
# $Id: ExitCodes,v 5.1 2003/09/18 01:29:06 ksb Exp $

mk -s $0
exit $?

$Compile:\nfor group in True False Any None Number Sig;\ndo\n\t%b %v -m$group %f || (echo failed $group ; exit 1);\ndone\necho exit codes OK


These tests check for the different ways to say `zero is a good value'

$True=0: \n%b -a%V -t/dev/null -mOK %f
$OK(1)   : :
$OK(2)=0 : :
$OK(3)=1 : exit 1
$OK(4)=~0: exit 1
$OK(5)=~1: :
$OK(6)   : :
$OK(7)=0 : :
$OK(8)=~1: :

These thests check for the different fail under `zero is a good value'
$False=7: \n%b -a%V -t/dev/null -mBAD %f
$BAD(1)   : exit 1
$BAD(2)=0 : exit 1
$BAD(3)=1 : :
$BAD(4)=~0: :
$BAD(5)=~1: exit 1
$BAD(6)=1 : exit 0
$BAD(7)=~0: exit 0

These tests must all always succeed
$Any=0: \n%b -a%V -t/dev/null -mANY %f
$ANY(1)=*: :
$ANY(2)=*: exit 0
$ANY(3)=*: exit 1
$ANY(4)=*: exit 5

These tests should all always fail
$None=4: \n%b -a%V -t/dev/null -mNONE %f
$NONE(1)=~*: :
$NONE(2)=~*: exit 0
$NONE(3)=~*: exit 1
$NONE(4)=~*: exit 5

$Number=0: \n%b -a%V -t/dev/null -mVALUE %f
$VALUE(0)=0: exit 0
$VALUE(1)=1: exit 1
$VALUE(2)=2: exit 2
$VALUE(3)=3: exit 3
$VALUE(4)=4: exit 4

$Sig=0: \n%b -a%V -t/dev/null -mSIG %f
$SIG=1: kill -1 \$$
$SIG=15: kill -15 \$$