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To correct a submission one should use the scripts public.sh through run.sh in order. Or use correct.sh. Another solution is to use nunit_correct.sh.
(__C__orrection RUN.sh)
Requires 3 argument: Path to the submissions folder, Solution name and path to the NUnit ".cs" test file.
This script will automatically install NUnit(v. 3.11.0) nuget and mono via apt and extract nunit.framework.dll needed to compile the tests. Then for every student in the submission folder. the script will compile the project and run the tests.
You should install all the packet dependencies listed in requirements.txt.
Also, if your practical needs a specific dll (for example System.Drawing.dll to manipulate images) then specify the dll in the REFERENCES variable of the script (At the beginning of the script)
To run the test you should put call the script with these arguments in the following order:
- Submission folder (Folder containing the students submission (if you cloned the repository using pull.sh, then the folder should be named csharp-tp__X__ ))
- Solution Name ("Conquer", "TinyMarkovChain", ...)
- NUnit Unit test file (The test file provided by the subject maintainer)
Example: ./crun.sh csharp-tp8/ Conquer ConquerTest.cs
Note: Apparently many students don't know how to make a correct submission (bad solution name, bad architecture...) unfortunately you'll have to fix that by hand :-[ .
One may change the CSC (C Sharp Compiler), EDITOR (default: vim), and RUNNER variables of the script as they please.
If a solution doesn't compile (which will happen more often than not) you can edit the *.cs file by hand or use e to edit the files in the current window then compile the files again using c and launch the runner with r (try h to have a list of all commands and play with it). If the architecture is not correct (use tree to check) then you'll have to fix it in another terminal. Once done you need to update the variables (next then previous or jump to the current student index (use info or list))
Remarks:
- \t is not yet supported for multiple argument commands.
- You can put i3's focus_on_window_activation to urgent instead of smart to disable the autofocus when TestCentric's window opens.
Requires 1 argument: Path to the submissions folder. Replaces every "private" or "protected" string by "public". This change is not applied in bin, obj or Properties directories.
Requires 1 argument: Path to the submissions folder. As the name implies, This scripts removes all the comments in the comments (// and /* */ comment styles) in .cs files of the submissions folder excluding bin, obj, and Properties directories
Requires 1 argument: Path to the submissions folder. Checks for every student if the function in the file fun_list.txt (Can be changed in the script) have been implemented.
Requires 1 argument: Path to the submissions folder. This script renames the original Main function by Old_Main and adds a custom Main function (Default name is main_swap.cs, this can be changed by opening the scritp). If the Main has already been replaced, nothing is done.
Requires 1 argument: Path to the submissions folder. Compiles every projects in the submissions folder with mcs. The files to be compiled are in the SRC_FILES variable (by default it only contains Program.cs) and the output file name is in the EXEC_NAME variable (out.exe by default).
Requires 1 argument: Path to the submissions folder. Run every executable created by compile.sh. The EXEC_NAME variable should be the same as the one in compile.sh. After each run the script waits for the user to press Enter.
Requires 1 argument: Path to the submissions folder. Run (in this order) the public.sh, replace_main.sh, compile.sh & run.sh scripts
Not done yet Adds nunit to every submission.
Not done yet Installs NUnit
Not done yet
Pull/Clone every submission from a given file.
Unzips every zip in the current directory.
Requires 1 argument: Path to the submissions folder. Takes a directory, deletes all the bin/ and obj/ folder then zips the directory. (Change the default name of the zip in the get_zip_name() function).