.gitignore @@ -66,7 +66,7 @@ use the simpler abstract module name instead of the file name: helma test/all Run helma with the -h or --help switch to get more information about available -command line options. For exapmle, the -i or --interactive option allows you +command line options. For example, the -i or --interactive option allows you to run an application and use the shell at the same time, which can be really handy. @@ -84,10 +84,10 @@ programming environment that resembles that of Python environment more than the one of ordinary client-side JavaScript runtime. Helma uses the concept of a module path to look up and load modules that is -similar to the PATH environment variable used ot find executables on most +similar to the PATH environment variable used to find executables on most operating systems. By default, the module path consists of two entries: - 1. The application root, which is the parent directory of the comman line + 1. The application root, which is the parent directory of the command line script, or the current working directory if called without script argument. 2. The system modules root, which corresponds to the modules directory in @@ -95,7 +95,7 @@ operating systems. By default, the module path consists of two entries: Helma NG provides several ways to access and set the module path. The simplest is to set the HELMA_MODULE_PATH environment variable, separating multiple entries -with ':' or whatever character is used to seprate PATH entries on your system: +with ':' or whatever character is used to separate PATH entries on your system: export HELMA_MODULE_PATH=../foo/lib:../my/lib README.txt @@ -1,4 +1,5 @@ include('helma/unittest'); +include('helma/shell'); var {File} = require('helma/file'); require('core/string'); @@ -18,6 +19,12 @@ testCase.setUp = testCase.tearDown = function() { } } +testCase.removeFile = function() { + var file = new File(filename); + file.remove(); + assertFalse(file.exists()); +} + testCase.testReadWriteFile = function() { var file = new File(filename); file.remove(); @@ -35,6 +42,7 @@ testCase.testReadWriteFile = function() { file.open(); var line = file.readln(); assertEqual(line, string1 + string2); + file.close(); } testCase.testEncoding = function() { modules/test/helma/file_test.js 50013bfbe03c6ec453e1b1c5eb74d83397d0dc8a Hannes Wallnoefer hannes@helma.at http://github.com/hns/helma-ng/commit/001a6c82aa1b299b65a29dda62e15a02c0e4b03f 001a6c82aa1b299b65a29dda62e15a02c0e4b03f 2009-05-08T03:22:14-07:00 2009-05-08T03:22:14-07:00 fixed file_test to close file in ReadWriteFile test. Added shell module import, otherwise get error when writeln is called. Fixed typos in Readme. git-svn-id: https://dev.helma.org/svn/helma-ng/trunk@9720 688a9155-6ab5-4160-a077-9df41f55a9e9 e15af62d0f19f78fbd210fd796279399c10dfca9 Hannes Wallnoefer hannes@helma.at