1#!/bin/bash 2 3[ -f testing.sh ] && . testing.sh 4 5#testing "name" "command" "result" "infile" "stdin" 6 7# 8# pidof (unlike killall) doesn't match argv[1] unless you supply -x. 9# 10 11echo -e "#!$(which sh)\nread i < /proc/self/fd/1" > pidof-$$.test 12chmod a+x pidof-$$.test 13cp pidof-$$.test toybox.pidof-$$.test.script 14(./pidof-$$.test & echo $! > pid.txt) 15pid=$(cat pid.txt) 16testcmd "short argv[1]" "pidof-$$.test" "" "" "" 17testcmd "short argv[1] -x" "-x pidof-$$.test" "$pid\n" "" "" 18kill $pid 19 20(./toybox.pidof-$$.test.script & echo $! > pid.txt) 21pid=$(cat pid.txt) 22testcmd "long argv[1]" "toybox.pidof-$$.test.script" "" "" "" 23testcmd "long argv[1] -x" "-x toybox.pidof-$$.test.script" "$pid\n" "" "" 24kill $pid 25 26rm -f toybox.pidof-$$.test.script pidof-$$.test pid.txt 27 28# pidof (unlike killall) will match itself. 29testcmd "pidof pidof" "pidof > /dev/null && echo found" "found\n" "" "" 30