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35 /*! \internal \file
36 * \brief
37 * Tests for gmx traj
39 * \author Mark Abraham <mark.j.abraham@gmail.com>
42 #include "gmxpre.h"
44 #include "config.h"
46 #include "gromacs/gmxana/gmx_ana.h"
47 #include "gromacs/utility/arrayref.h"
49 #include "testutils/cmdlinetest.h"
50 #include "testutils/integrationtests.h"
52 namespace
55 class GmxTraj : public gmx::test::IntegrationTestFixture,
56 public ::testing::WithParamInterface<const char *>
58 public:
59 GmxTraj() : groFileName(fileManager_.getInputFilePath("spc2.gro")),
60 xvgFileName(fileManager_.getTemporaryFilePath("spc2.xvg"))
64 int runTest(const char *fileName)
66 gmx::test::CommandLine caller;
67 caller.append("traj");
69 caller.addOption("-s", groFileName);
70 caller.addOption("-ox", xvgFileName);
72 std::string inputTrajectoryFileName = fileManager_.getInputFilePath(fileName);
73 caller.addOption("-f", inputTrajectoryFileName);
75 redirectStringToStdin("0\n");
77 return gmx_traj(caller.argc(), caller.argv());
80 std::string groFileName;
81 std::string xvgFileName;
84 /* TODO These tests are actually not very effective, because gmx-traj
85 * can only return 0 or exit via gmx_fatal() (which currently also
86 * exits the test binary). So, "no XDR/TNG support in the binary"
87 * leads to the reading test appearing to pass. Still, no fatal error
88 * and no segfault is useful information while modifying such code. */
90 TEST_P(GmxTraj, WithDifferentInputFormats)
92 runTest(GetParam());
95 // ==
97 class TrjconvWithIndexGroupSubset : public gmx::test::IntegrationTestFixture,
98 public ::testing::WithParamInterface<const char *>
100 public:
101 int runTest(const char *fileName)
103 gmx::test::CommandLine caller;
104 caller.append("trjconv");
106 caller.addOption("-s", fileManager_.getInputFilePath("spc2.gro"));
108 std::string inputTrajectoryFileName = fileManager_.getInputFilePath(fileName);
109 caller.addOption("-f", inputTrajectoryFileName);
111 std::string ndxFileName = fileManager_.getInputFilePath("spc2.ndx");
112 caller.addOption("-n", ndxFileName);
114 caller.addOption("-o", fileManager_.getTemporaryFilePath("spc-traj.tng"));
116 redirectStringToStdin("SecondWaterMolecule\n");
118 /* TODO Ideally, we would then check that the output file
119 has only 3 of the 6 atoms (which it does), but the
120 infrastructure for doing that automatically is still
121 being built. This would also fix the TODO below. */
122 return gmx_trjconv(caller.argc(), caller.argv());
125 /* TODO These tests are actually not very effective, because trjconv
126 * can only return 0 or exit via gmx_fatal() (which currently also
127 * exits the test binary). So, "no XDR/TNG support in the binary"
128 * leads to the reading test appearing to pass. Still, no fatal error
129 * and no segfault is useful information while modifying such code. */
131 TEST_P(TrjconvWithIndexGroupSubset, WithDifferentInputFormats)
133 runTest(GetParam());
136 // ==
138 /*! \brief Helper array of input files present in the source repo
139 * database. These all have two identical frames of two SPC water
140 * molecules, which were generated via trjconv from the .gro
141 * version. */
142 const char *trajectoryFileNames[] = {
143 "spc2-traj.trr",
144 #if GMX_USE_TNG
145 "spc2-traj.tng",
146 #endif
147 "spc2-traj.xtc",
148 "spc2-traj.gro",
149 "spc2-traj.pdb",
150 "spc2-traj.g96"
153 INSTANTIATE_TEST_CASE_P(NoFatalErrorWhenWritingFrom,
154 GmxTraj,
155 ::testing::ValuesIn(gmx::ArrayRef<const char*>(trajectoryFileNames)));
157 INSTANTIATE_TEST_CASE_P(NoFatalErrorWhenWritingFrom,
158 TrjconvWithIndexGroupSubset,
159 ::testing::ValuesIn(gmx::ArrayRef<const char*>(trajectoryFileNames)));
161 } // namespace