#!/bin/sh

#
# Regression tests for date(1)
#
# Submitted by Edwin Groothuis <edwin@FreeBSD.org>
#
# $FreeBSD$
#

#
# These two date/times have been chosen carefully, they
# create both the single digit and double/multidigit version of
# the values.
#
# To create a new one, make sure you are using the UTC timezone!
#

TEST1=3222243		# 1970-02-07 07:04:03
TEST2=1005600000	# 2001-11-12 21:11:12

export LC_ALL=C
export TZ=UTC
count=0

check()
{
	S=$1
	A1=$2
	A2=$3

	count=`expr ${count} + 1`

	if [ -z "${A2}" ]; then A2=${A1}; fi

	R=`date -r ${TEST1} +%${S}`
	if [ "${R}" = "${A1}" ]; then
		echo "ok ${S}{t1}"
	else
		echo "no ok ${S}{t1} - (got ${R}, expected ${A1})"
	fi

	R=`date -r ${TEST2} +%${S}`
	if [ "${R}" = "${A2}" ]; then
		echo "ok ${S}{t2}"
	else
		echo "no ok ${S}{t2} - (got ${R}, expected ${A2})"
	fi
}

echo "1..78"

check A Saturday Monday
check a Sat Mon
check B February November
check b Feb Nov
check C 19 20
check c "Sat Feb  7 07:04:03 1970" "Mon Nov 12 21:20:00 2001"
check D 02/07/70 11/12/01
check d 07 12
check e " 7" 12
check F "1970-02-07" "2001-11-12"
check G 1970 2001
check g 70 01
check H 07 21
check h Feb Nov
check I 07 09
check j 038 316
check k " 7" 21
check l " 7" " 9"
check M 04 20
check m 02 11
check p AM PM
check R 07:04 21:20
check r "07:04:03 AM" "09:20:00 PM"
check S 03 00
check s ${TEST1} ${TEST2}
check U 05 45
check u 6 1
check V 06 46
check v " 7-Feb-1970" "12-Nov-2001"
check W 05 46
check w 6 1
check X "07:04:03" "21:20:00"
check x "02/07/70" "11/12/01"
check Y 1970 2001
check y 70 01
check Z UTC UTC
check z +0000 +0000
check % % %
check + "Sat Feb  7 07:04:03 UTC 1970" "Mon Nov 12 21:20:00 UTC 2001"