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#!/usr/bin/env perl |
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use common::sense; |
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use Expect; |
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use constant { |
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TIMEOUT => 5, |
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}; |
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my $exp = new Expect; |
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sub expect { |
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die "unexpected response or timeout" |
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unless $exp->expect (TIMEOUT, @_) |
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} |
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sub process { |
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$exp->send ("$_[0]\n") |
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} |
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$exp->spawn ("$ENV{builddir}/tclient", $ENV{testserver}, $ENV{testport}); |
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expect "What is your name?"; |
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process "/reply testuser$$"; |
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expect "What is your password?"; |
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process "/reply testpass"; |
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expect "Please type your password again."; |
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process "/reply testpass"; |
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for (0 .. 10) { |
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expect "Roll again"; |
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process "/reply y"; |
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} |
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expect "Roll again"; |
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process "/reply n"; |
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for (0 .. 10) { |
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expect "Press any key to change outlook"; |
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process "/reply n"; |
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} |
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expect "Press any key to change outlook"; |
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process "/reply d"; |
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expect "Press 'f' to become female"; |
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process "/reply m"; |
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expect "Welcome to Deliantra!"; |
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# dump-map is immediate, so we don't need to expect anything |
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# just look at the log if you are interested |
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process "!dump-map"; |
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process "quit_character"; |
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expect "PERMANENTLY"; |
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process "/reply y"; |
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expect "Ok, quitting"; |
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expect "EOF from server"; |
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$exp->soft_close |
