From: Gregory Brown <gregory.t.brown@...>
Date: 2007-05-21T23:17:18+09:00
Subject: Re: Need some help..

On 5/21/07, Disha Tamhane <disha.tamhane@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hey Gregory,
>
> Thanks for your response.
>
> Following is the code snippet that i am trying to test :
>
>
> basedir = ARGV[0]

Wrap the code below in a method like this:

def do_something_with_basedir(dir)
#...
end

and pass it the values you want to test in your unit tests.

> if (ARGV[0])
>     contains = Dir.new(basedir).entries
>     for file in contains
>         if (file != "." && file !="..")
>             tokens = file.split("-");
>             model = tokens[0]
>             tokens1 = tokens[2].split(".xm")
>             dealer = tokens1[0]
>             puts model + "," + dealer + "," + basedir + "/" + file
>             getallocprsr = GetAllocationsParser.new
>             getallocprsr.parsefile(basedir + "/" + file)
>             sql = "UPDATE Validations set getAlloc = " +
> getallocprsr.allocation.to_s
>             sql = sql + " where DealerName like '" + dealer + "' and
> Vehicleline like '" + model + "'"
>             puts sql
>             db.updateQuery(sql)
>         end
>     end
> else
>
>     puts "Usage :"
>     puts ""
>     puts "$> ruby a.rb <basedir> "
>     puts ""
>     puts "basedir : This is the base directory where the getAllocations
> responses"
>     puts "          can be found"
>     puts ""
> end
> db.close

If you want to test this text output, have a look at the StringIO docs