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# Test basic module loading
%prep
# Figure out which modules it ought to be possible to load by looking at
# the config.modules file. This differs for static vs. dynamic builds.
mods=()
while read name modfile link auto load funcs
do
[[ $name == \#* ]] && continue
eval "$name $modfile $link $auto $load"
[[ $link == no ]] && continue
mods=($mods $name)
done < $ZTST_testdir/../config.modules
%test
# This first test depends on knowing that zsh is run with +Z from the
# Makefile, and that ztst.zsh loads the parameter module.
zmodload -L
0:List the loaded modules
>zmodload zsh/main
>zmodload zsh/parameter
zmodload zsh/main
1:Test reloading an already-loaded module
?ZTST_execchunk:zmodload:2: module zsh/main already loaded.
# Loop over the modules found above and attempt to load each one. Use
# the -i flag in case dependencies cause multiple modules to be loaded,
# or in case some previous test suite loaded a module.
for m in $mods
do
zmodload -i $m || mods[(r)$m]=()
done
0d:Test loading of all compiled modules
zmodload -e $mods
0d:Check that zsh believes the modules did load
# Now check for proper failure conditions by trying some operations on
# a nonexistent module.
zmodload -i bogus/notamodule
1D:Check that loading a nonexistent module fails
zmodload -u bogus/notamodule
1D:Check that unloading a nonexistent module fails
# Test adding and removing autoloads, using a nonexistent module.
zmodload -ab bogus
zmodload -ub bogus
0:Add/remove autoloaded builtin
zmodload -ac bogus
zmodload -uc bogus
0:Add/remove autoloaded condition
zmodload -ap bogus
zmodload -up bogus
0:Add/remove autoloaded parameter
zmodload -af bogus
zmodload -uf bogus
0:Add/remove autoloaded math function
# If the "example" module is available, test various autoloading behavior.
if [[ $mods[(r)zsh/example] == zsh/example ]]; then
zmodload -u zsh/example
zmodload -ab zsh/example example
builtin example
zmodload -e zsh/example
else print -u8 Warning: zsh/example not linked: not checking autoloading
fi
0d:Autoload a module via a builtin
if [[ $mods[(r)zsh/example] == zsh/example ]]; then
zmodload -u zsh/example
zmodload -ac -I zsh/example ex
[[ exam -ex ple ]]
zmodload -e zsh/example
else :
fi
0d:Autoload a module via a condition
if [[ $mods[(r)zsh/example] == zsh/example ]]; then
zmodload -u zsh/example
zmodload -ap zsh/example exint
: $exint
zmodload -e zsh/example
else :
fi
0d:Autoload a module via a parameter
if [[ $mods[(r)zsh/example] == zsh/example ]]; then
zmodload -u zsh/example
zmodload -af zsh/example sum
(( sum(1) ))
zmodload -e zsh/example
else :
fi
0d:Autoload a module via a math function
# Test module aliases
zmodload -A example=zsh/example
zmodload -A
0:Test creating a module alias
>example -> zsh/example
if [[ $mods[(r)zsh/example] == zsh/example ]]; then
zmodload -u example
zmodload -ab example
builtin example
zmodload -e example
else :
fi
0d:Unload/autoload the module via its alias
zmodload -R example
zmodload -e example
1:Delete the module alias again
# Remove all inter-module dependencies so that we can unload in any order.
# Skip the two modules that are required by the test system!
mods[(r)zsh/main]=()
mods[(r)zsh/parameter]=()
for m in $mods
do
zmodload -ud $m
done
0d:Remove module dependecies
# Unload all the modules again (except the two we skipped, of course).
zmodload -u $mods
0d:Unload the modules loaded by this test suite
%clean
unset name modfile link auto load funcs mods m
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