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#! /bin/sh
# This script tests: pamtable
# Also requires: pamseq pamrestack pamdepth pbmmake ppmrainbow
echo "Test 1"
pamtable testgrid.pbm
echo
echo "Test 2"
pamseq 3 2 -tupletype=RGB | pamtable
echo
echo "Test 3"
pamseq 4 1 -tupletype=RGBA | pamtable
echo
echo "Test 4"
pbmmake -gray 5 1 | pamtable -tuple
echo
echo "Test 5"
pbmmake -gray 1 10 | pamtable -tuple
echo
echo "Test 6"
pamseq 3 3 -tupletype=RGB | pamrestack -width=3 | pamtable -tuple
echo
echo "Test 7"
pamseq 2 255 -max=50,255 -step=10,17 | pamrestack -width=8 | \
pamtable -hex
echo
echo "Test 8"
for maxval in 9 10 9999 10000 65535
do
pbmmake -g 2 2 | pamdepth ${maxval} | pamtable
echo
ppmrainbow -width=3 -height=2 -norepeat black white | \
pamdepth ${maxval} | pamtable
echo
ppmrainbow -width=4 -height=2 -norepeat red blue green | \
pamdepth ${maxval} | pamtable
echo
done
echo "Test Invalid"
. ./test-invalid.inc
input1_pam=${tmpdir}/input1.pam
pamseq -tupletype="void" 1 1 > ${input1_pam}
invCmd "pamtable -tuple -hex ${input1_pam}"
rm ${input1_pam}
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