Hi Markus:
> So a file like the mentioned 'priority.seq' would be a good idea. I think of
> a kind of lock file. ('.lock' or whatever).
> If it exists only the '.exp'-files mentioned in it are executed. You could
> easily use it then for bug fixing then.
DejaGnu can do ".exp" file list by "runt
>
> One thing we could easily change is to move the existing sorting
> operation into proc find. Then you could override proc find in your
> site.exp to return the *.exp files in any order you like.
>
> Does this seem reasonable?
>
> Ben
>
I am sorry Ben. Could you please tell me how to overr
>
> One thing we could easily change is to move the existing sorting
> operation into proc find. Then you could override proc find in your
> site.exp to return the *.exp files in any order you like.
>
> Does this seem reasonable?
>
> Ben
Yes. I am sorry I don't know I can override proc in my s
But even if you call files and directories by sequential numbers, you can not
test it crossingly( I do not know if this word is proper.)
I mean, take a case for example. You have a directory tree like that:
01_xx/01_yy/01.exp
01_xx/02_zz/02.exp
02_aa/01_bb/03.exp
02_aa/02_cc/04.exp
You now have
My work needs to test some cases before others, but I found Dejagnu didn't
support it. It tests cases according to their directory order only. So I
modified runtest.exp to achieve my tests order control. My code is not very
mature, but it is a way. So I think this feature is valueable to some pe
