Index: openacs-4/packages/acs-tcl/tcl/test/proxy-test-procs.tcl =================================================================== RCS file: /usr/local/cvsroot/openacs-4/packages/acs-tcl/tcl/test/Attic/proxy-test-procs.tcl,v diff -u -N -r1.1.2.3 -r1.1.2.4 --- openacs-4/packages/acs-tcl/tcl/test/proxy-test-procs.tcl 13 Apr 2021 09:02:24 -0000 1.1.2.3 +++ openacs-4/packages/acs-tcl/tcl/test/proxy-test-procs.tcl 13 Apr 2021 12:42:31 -0000 1.1.2.4 @@ -6,52 +6,73 @@ @creation-date 2021-03-18 } -aa_register_case \ - -error_level warning \ - -cats {api smoke} -procs { - proxy::exec -} exec_binary_input { - When the encoding is iso8859-1, Tcl's exec does not do line - translation. the exec wrapper should be sensitive to this. Use a - temporary file to work around the fact that there is no way to - disable line translation on the result of [exec]. -} { - set tclsh ${::env(HOME)}/bin/tclsh - set data0 [encoding convertto utf-8 зайчик] +# +# The following test was deactivated by Gustaf Neumann, since it makes +# little sense and does more harm than good. +# +# Rationale: +# +# a) never change the system encoding in a multi threaded Tcl code, +# unless you are aware of all the consequences. So far, the system +# encoding is a global variable in C. If this is changed from +# e.g. one thread, it is changed at the same time for all threads +# (maybe in the middle of of a Tcl command). It also will effect +# to communication with databases. +# +# b) Since the nsproxy code is running as a different process, the +# intention is not clear to me. If there is the goal to change the +# encoding for a single file, why not change it for this file? +# +# c) The use case for the test is unclear. if a program requries in a +# single run different system encodings, it does something +# probably wrong. +# +# +# aa_register_case \ +# -cats {api smoke} -procs { +# proxy::exec +# } exec_binary_input { +# When the encoding is iso8859-1, Tcl's exec does not do line +# translation. the exec wrapper should be sensitive to this. Use a +# temporary file to work around the fact that there is no way to +# disable line translation on the result of [exec]. +# } { +# set tclsh ${::env(HOME)}/bin/tclsh +# set data0 [encoding convertto utf-8 зайчик] +# +# set chan [file tempfile filename] +# chan configure $chan -translation binary +# try { +# if {[catch { +# set encoding [encoding system] +# try { +# encoding system iso8859-1 +# ::proxy::exec -call [list $tclsh - << " +# chan configure stdin -translation binary +# # assume tclsh now reads the rest of this script in binary mode +# chan configure stdout -translation binary +# puts -nonewline stdout [list $data0] +# " >> [list $filename]] +# } finally { +# encoding system $encoding +# } +# } cres copts]} { +# regsub -all {[^[:print:]]} $cres ? cres +# regsub -all {[^[:print:]]} $copts ? copts +# return -options $copts $cres +# } +# set data1 [read $chan] +# } finally { +# close $chan +# file delete $filename +# } +# +# binary scan $data0 H* data0hex +# binary scan $data1 H* data1hex +# +# aa_equals data $data1hex $data0hex +# } - set chan [file tempfile filename] - chan configure $chan -translation binary - try { - if {[catch { - set encoding [encoding system] - try { - encoding system iso8859-1 - ::proxy::exec -call [list $tclsh - << " - chan configure stdin -translation binary - # assume tclsh now reads the rest of this script in binary mode - chan configure stdout -translation binary - puts -nonewline stdout [list $data0] - " >> [list $filename]] - } finally { - encoding system $encoding - } - } cres copts]} { - regsub -all {[^[:print:]]} $cres ? cres - regsub -all {[^[:print:]]} $copts ? copts - return -options $copts $cres - } - set data1 [read $chan] - } finally { - close $chan - file delete $filename - } - - binary scan $data0 H* data0hex - binary scan $data1 H* data1hex - - aa_equals data $data1hex $data0hex -} - # Local variables: # mode: tcl # tcl-indent-level: 4