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#! /bin/bash
# This script tests: pambackground
# Also requires: pamgradient pamseq pbmmake pnmmargin pnmremap pnmtile
alias pambackground="${PBM_TESTPREFIX}pambackground"
alias pamgradient="${PBM_BINPREFIX}pamgradient"
alias pamseq="${PBM_BINPREFIX}pamseq"
alias pbmmake="${PBM_BINPREFIX}pbmmake"
alias pnmmargin="${PBM_BINPREFIX}pnmmargin"
alias pnmremap="${PBM_BINPREFIX}pnmremap"
alias pnmtile="${PBM_BINPREFIX}pnmtile"
shopt -s expand_aliases
tmpdir=${tmpdir:-/tmp}
# Test 1.
# Should produce: 2155020792 451
pbmmake -g 23 11 | pnmmargin -black 2 | pambackground | cksum
# Test 2.
# Should produce: 2514682516 33871
ibmttl_pam=${tmpdir}/ibmttl.pam
pamseq 3 1 > ${ibmttl_pam} && \
pnmremap -quiet -mapfile ${ibmttl_pam} testimg.ppm | pambackground | cksum
rm ${ibmttl_pam}
# Test 3.
# Should produce: 2667595257 17328
pamgradient rgb:01/01/01 rgb:ff/7f/00 rgb:00/ff/7f rgb:fe/fe/fe 10 10 | \
pnmmargin -white 2 | pnmtile 144 120 | pambackground | cksum
# pamgradient rgb:01/01/01 rgb:ff/7f/00 rgb:00/ff/7f rgb:fe/fe/fe 10 10 | \
# pnmmargin -white 2 | pnmtile 144 120 | cksum
# should produce: 3147800256 51855
# Above input image is a "wall" with 12x10 "windows".
# pnmremap -mapfile ${ibmttl_pam} testimg.ppm | cksum
# should produce : 452672747 101517
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