tests/misc/stat-nanoseconds

   1 #!/bin/sh
   2 # Exercise format strings involving %:X, %:Y, etc.
   3
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   5
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  18
  19 print_ver_ stat
  20 . "${srcdir=.}/init.sh"; path_prepend_ ../src
  21
  22 # Set this to avoid problems with weird time zones.
  23 TZ=UTC0
  24 export TZ
  25
  26 # Use a time stamp near the Epoch to avoid trouble with leap seconds.
  27 touch -d '1970-01-01 18:43:33.023456789' k || framework_failure_
  28
  29 ls --full-time | grep 18:43:33.023456789 \
  30   || skip_ this file system does not support sub-second time stamps
  31
  32 test "$(stat -c       %X k)" =    67413               || fail=1
  33 test "$(stat -c      %.X k)" =    67413.023456789     || fail=1
  34 test "$(stat -c     %.1X k)" =    67413.0             || fail=1
  35 test "$(stat -c     %.3X k)" =    67413.023           || fail=1
  36 test "$(stat -c     %.6X k)" =    67413.023456        || fail=1
  37 test "$(stat -c     %.9X k)" =    67413.023456789     || fail=1
  38 test "$(stat -c   %13.6X k)" =  ' 67413.023456'       || fail=1
  39 test "$(stat -c  %013.6X k)" =   067413.023456        || fail=1
  40 test "$(stat -c  %-13.6X k)" =   '67413.023456 '      || fail=1
  41 test "$(stat -c  %18.10X k)" = '  67413.0234567890'   || fail=1
  42 test "$(stat -c %I18.10X k)" = '  67413.0234567890'   || fail=1
  43 test "$(stat -c %018.10X k)" =  0067413.0234567890    || fail=1
  44 test "$(stat -c %-18.10X k)" =   '67413.0234567890  ' || fail=1
  45
  46 Exit $fail