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Final test

Memory leaks and undefined behaviors are tested here.

Tasks

10. Support quotes: [5+2+3+5]

10.1. Handle single and double quotes (e.g. echo "de'f' ghi" '123"a"bc' a b c); [5]

• Case: 1-2

10.2. Extend 10.1 to support requirement 4. and subtasks 6.1 to 6.3; [2]

• Case: 3-4

10.3. Extend 10.2 in the case of incomplete quotes (e.g. Input echo "de, hit enter and input cd"); [3]

• Case: 5-6
• You should output "> " before after user hitting enter

10.4. Extend 10.3 to support requirements 4. and 6., together with subtask 9.3; [5]

• Not tested in the final pretest

11. Wait for the command to be completed when encountering >, <, or |: [3+2]

11.1. Support requirements 3. and 4. together with subtasks 6.1 to 6.3; [3]

• Case: 7-8 on ">"
• Case: 9-10 on "<"
• Case: 11-12 on "|"
• ">>" don't need to be supported
• You should output "> " before after user hitting enter

11.2. Extend 11.1 to support requirement 10.; [2]

• Case: 13-14
• Actually 10.3 already has this functionality, so only need to extend to 10.1, 10.2, 10.4

12. Handle errors for all supported features. [10]

• Case: 15-22
• At most one of these error occurs in a command
• Non-existing program (Case 15)
  • input: non-exist abc def
  • input: echo abc | non-exist
  • output: non-exist: command not found
• Non-existing file in input redirection (Case 16)
  • input: cat < non-existing.txt
  • output: non-existing.txt: No such file or directory
• Failed to open file in output redirection (Case 17)
  • input: echo abc > /dev/permission_denied
  • output: /dev/permission_denied: Permission denied
• Duplicated input redirection (Case 18)
  • input: echo abc < 1.txt < 2.txt
  • input: echo abc | grep abc < 1.txt
  • output: error: duplicated input redirection
• Duplicated output redirection (Case 19)
  • input: echo abc > 1.txt > 2.txt
  • input: echo abc > 1.txt >> 2.txt
  • input: echo abc > 1.txt | grep abc
  • output: error: duplicated output redirection
• Syntax Error (Case 20)
  • input: echo abc > > > >
  • output: syntax error near unexpected token `>'
  • input: echo abc > < 1.txt
  • output: syntax error near unexpected token `<'
  • input: echo abc > | grep abc
  • output: syntax error near unexpected token `|'
• Missing program (Case 21)
  • input: echo abc | | grep 123
  • output: error: missing program
• cd to non-existing directory (Case 22)
  • input: cd non-existing
  • output: non-existing: No such file or directory

13. A command ending with an & should be run in background. [10+5]

13.1. For any background job, the shell should print out the command line, prepended with the job ID [10]

• Case: 23
• Do not print the process ID.
• Do not print complete information and "mumsh $" after the job is finished (like bash or zsh).
• The job ID starts from 1.
• Example:

Input:
/bin/ls &
sleep 0.2
/bin/ls | cat &
sleep 0.2
exit

Output:
mumsh $ [1] /bin/ls &
mumsh $ driver
mumsh
mumsh_memory_check
mumsh $ [2] /bin/ls | cat &
mumsh $ driver
mumsh
mumsh_memory_check
mumsh $ exit

13.2. Implement the command jobs which prints a list of background tasks together with their running states [5]

• Case: 24
• Print all of done and running background processes in this shell.
• Example:

Input:
/bin/ls &
sleep 0.2
sleep 0.2 &
jobs
sleep 0.4
exit

Output:
mumsh $ [1] /bin/ls &
mumsh $ driver
mumsh
mumsh_memory_check
mumsh $ [2] sleep 0.2 &
mumsh $ [1] done /bin/ls &
[2] running sleep 0.2 &
mumsh $ mumsh $ exit