This makes it possible, on a system with /usr/{lib,share}/zoneinfo/, to systematically run a command with TZ set to each system-supported zone. For example, it can be used to verify that a corelib/time/ test passes regardless of the valid setting of TZ. Change-Id: I6ea9a64d8bcb745aea80ab9ae431602d3e3265a1 Reviewed-by: Thiago Macieira <thiago.macieira@intel.com>
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#!/bin/sh
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# Usage: foreachzone command [args...]
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#
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# The command is run with eval, so can include embedded shell
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# metacharacters such as | and ||. It is run in a sub-shell, so can
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# change environment or cd to a different directory without
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# complicating later runs of the same command.
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#
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# It is run repeatedly, with the TZ environment variable set to each
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# timezone name in turn, excluding the copies of zoneinfo/ under its
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# posix/ and right/ sub-dirs. Symbolic links are included (as long as
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# they point to valid zone data).
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#
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# For example, in the top level of a build tree,
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# foreachzone ninja tst_qdate_check
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# will run all the QDate tests in every time zone (this may take some
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# time).
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DIR=/usr/share/zoneinfo
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[ -d "$DIR" ] || DIR=/usr/lib/zoneinfo
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find $DIR -type d \( -name posix -o -name right \) -prune -o \( -type f -o -type l \) -print \
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| while read f
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do
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# To filter out symlinks in zoneinfo/ itself, uncomment this line:
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# echo "$f" | grep -wq 'zoneinfo/.*/' || [ ! -h "$f" ] || continue
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# To skip all symlinks, omit the -L here:
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file -L "$f" | grep -wq 'timezone data .*, version' || continue
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( export TZ=${f#*/zoneinfo/}; eval "$@" )
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done
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