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.TH test-tc 1 "TundraWare Inc."
.SH NAME test-tc.py
-Test driver to exercise the \'tconfpy\' Python module.
+Test driver to exercise the \fCtconfpy\fP Python module.
.SH SYNOPSIS
-test-tc.py [symtbl] [nonewvar] [limitns] [litvars] [debug] cfgfile, cfgfile, ...
+test-tc.py [symtbl] [nonewvars] [templates] [temponly] [limitns] [litvars] [debug] cfgfile, cfgfile, ...
.SH OPTIONS
.TP
.B symtbl
-
This option causes the test driver to include a symbol table with some
predefined test variables in it. These are useful for experimenting
with variable dereferencing, substitution, and type/value enforcement.
+
The default is to not predefine any such variables. (Note that whether
-this option is present or not, \'tconfpy\' always creates a number of
-predefined variables of its own internally. See the \'tconfpy\'
-documentation for the details.)
+this option is present or not, \fCtconfpy\fP always creates a number of
+predefined variables of its own internally. See the \fCtconfpy\fP
+documentation for the details.)
+
+You can see all the predefined variables (and their attributes) by
+running \fCtest-tc.py\fP on an empty configuration file. This will
+show you both the variables automatically defined by \fCtconfpy\fP as
+well as any variables created with this option, if present.
.TP
-.B nonewvar
+.B nonewvars
+This option disables the creation of new variables in the
+configuration file (via the \fCAllowNewVars\fP API option). The user
+is limited to referencing and modifying only those variables already
+present in the symbol table. Typically used when passing an initial
+symbol table to the parser to limit the user to only those variables.
+The default is to permit new variable creation.
-This option tells \'tconfpy\' to disallow the creation of new
-variables in the configuration file (via the \'AllowNewVars\' API
-option). The user is limited to referencing and modifying only those
-variables already present in the symbol table. Typically used when
-passing an initial symbol table to the parser to limit the user to
-only those variables. The default is to permit new variable creation.
+.TP
+.B templates
+This option creates a default set of variable templates for use in
+the configuration file. These are passed to the \fCtconfpy\fP parser
+via the \fCTemplates={}\fP API option.
+
+The following variable templates are predefined when this option
+is used:
+
+.ft C \" courier
+.nf
+
+
+Name Val RO Type Def Legal Values Min/Max
+--------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+templb 1 RW boolean False [] None None
+templc 4+5j RW complex 0-0j [1-1j, 1+1j] None None
+templf 1.0 RW float 0.5 [3.14, 2.73] None None
+templi 1 RW int 0 [1, 2, 23] None None
+templs "stringy" RW string "" [r'^box$', r'^Bax', r'a+bc'] 3 8
+.fi
+.ft \" revert
+
+
+
+.TP
+.B temponly
+This option will only permit new variable creation if a template for
+that variable exists (via the \fCTemplatesOnly=True\fP parser API
+option). This is used in conjunction with the \fCtemplates\fP option
+above.
.TP
.B limitns
@@ -45,30 +82,34 @@
.TP
.B litvars
-By default, \'tconfpy\' does nothing to text encountered inside
-of \'.literal\' blocks in a configuration file. If this option
-is present, the test driver tells \'tconfpy\' to replace any variable
-references present in a \'.literal\' block. See the \'tconfpy\'
+By default, \fCtconfpy\fP does nothing to text encountered inside
+of \fC.literal\fP blocks in a configuration file. If this option
+is present, the test driver tells \fCtconfpy\fP to replace any variable
+references present in a \fC.literal\fP block. See the \fCtconfpy\fP
documentation for a more complete description.
.TP
.B debug
-This option causes the test driver to invoke \'tconfpy\' with
+This option causes the test driver to invoke \fCtconfpy\fP with
debugging enabled and then display debug output when parsing is
complete. The default is for debug output to be disabled.
-.SH ADDING OR CHANGING PRE-DEFINED VARIABLES IN THE TEST DRIVER
+.SH ADDING OR CHANGING PREDEFINED VARIABLES IN THE TEST DRIVER
-This test driver uses a simple table-driven scheme for pre-defining
+This test driver uses a simple table-driven scheme for predefining
variables should you desire this feature. This can be found near
-the beginning of the \'test-tc.py\' file. All this should be
+the beginning of the \fCtest-tc.py\fP file. All this should be
fairly self-explanatory once you understand the various variable
-attributes recognized by \'tconfpy\'. Edit this table as
+attributes recognized by \fCtconfpy\fP. Edit this table as
desired to create more variables or different attribute values
for your testing purposes.
+The exact same scheme is used for predefining variable templates and
+you can add/delete/change these to suit your own tastes in the same
+way.
+
.SH OTHER
Requires Python 2.3 or later.
@@ -76,9 +117,9 @@
The symbol table dump at the end of a program run could be formatted better.
.SH COPYRIGHT AND LICENSING
-\'test-tc\' is part of the \'tconfpy\' package and is Copyright (c)
+\fCtest-tc\fP is part of the \fCtconfpy\fP package and is Copyright (c)
\*(CP TundraWare Inc. For terms of use, see the tconfpy-license.txt
-file in the program distribution. If you install \'tconfpy\' on a
+file in the program distribution. If you install \fCtconfpy\fP on a
FreeBSD system using the 'ports' mechanism, you will also find this
file in /usr/local/share/doc/py-tconfpy.