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This commit switches away from matching specific test names in
CTestTestfile.cmake using regular expressions to using exact name
match instead. The regular expressions are a little too brittle in
the face of partially overlapping test names like
compareECLFiles_flow+UDT-1D-01
compareECLFiles_flow+UDT-1D-01B
for which the greedy matching ".*$" could yield false positives.
Instead we use the "index" function to pinpoint the exact line, and
position within the line, that matches exactly that test and
specific property. While here, switch the injected variable name
away from "search" and over to "test" to better reflect the nature
of the variable and update call sites accordingly.
Co-authored-by: Copilot Autofix powered by AI <175728472+Copilot@users.noreply.github.com>
75 lines
2.4 KiB
Awk
75 lines
2.4 KiB
Awk
# Extract test property values from CTestTestfile.cmake
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#
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# User must initialise two awk variables, typically through the "-v" option,
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# when invoking this script
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#
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# test: Test name.
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#
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# prop: Property name, for instance DIRNAME or SIMULATOR.
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#
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# Property value will be printed to the standard output stream.
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#
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# Example:
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# # Get value of SIMULATOR property in test named by shell variable
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# # $failed_test and assign this to shell variable 'binary'.
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#
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# binary=$(awk -v test="${failed_test}" \
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# -v prop="SIMULATOR" \
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# -f getprop.awk \
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# CTestTestfile.cmake)
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BEGIN {
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# Validate that the user provided the required variables
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if (!test || !prop) {
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print "Error: Please provide both 'test' and 'prop' variables." > "/dev/stderr"
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print "Usage: awk -v test=\"NAME\" -v prop=\"PROP\" -f getprop.awk <file>" > "/dev/stderr"
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exit 1
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}
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# Construct exact anchor patterns for the test name
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bracket_target = "[=[" test "]=]"
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quoted_target = "\"" test "\""
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# Unquoted test names must be followed by at least one blank/space
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unquoted_target = test " "
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}
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{
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# 1. Detect block start using strict literal string matches
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if (index($0, "set_tests_properties(") &&
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(index($0, bracket_target) ||
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index($0, quoted_target) ||
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index($0, unquoted_target)))
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{
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in_target_block = 1
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}
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# 2. Extract target property value while inside the target block
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if (in_target_block && index($0, prop)) {
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# Match standard quoted string: PROPERTY "value" (e.g., SIMULATOR "flow")
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if (match($0, prop "[[:space:]]+\"[^\"]+\"")) {
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split(substr($0, RSTART, RLENGTH), parts, "\"")
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print parts[2]
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exit
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}
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# Match CMake bracket argument: PROPERTY [=[value]=] (e.g., SIMULATOR [=[flow]=])
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else if (match($0, prop "[[:space:]]+\\[=\\[[^\\]]+\\]=\\]")) {
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split(substr($0, RSTART, RLENGTH), parts, /\[=\[|\]=\]/)
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print parts[2]
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exit
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}
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# Match unquoted argument: PROPERTY value (e.g., SIMULATOR flow)
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else if (match($0, prop "[[:space:]]+[^[:space:]]+")) {
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# Split on FS--i.e., whitespace.
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split(substr($0, RSTART, RLENGTH), parts)
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print parts[2]
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exit
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}
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}
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# 3. Reset flag at the end of the command block
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if (in_target_block && index($0, ")")) {
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in_target_block = 0
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}
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}
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