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			Executable File
		
	
	
	
	
#### include/show_msg80.inc
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#
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# This file writes the value set in @message into the a protocol file as part
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# of executing a test sequence with a dash line that is fixed on 80 characters.
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#
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# This can be used in the case of long messages, multi line messages that 
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# exceed 80 or if an 80 char line is desired for short messages.
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#
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# Usage:
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#    Add the following to any *.test file:
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#      :
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#    let $message= <value>;
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#    --source include/show_msg80.inc
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#      :
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#
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# Attention:
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#   - Please do not write any spaces between $message and the "=", because the
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#     assignment will not work.
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#   - Be careful with single quotes within the value. They must be escaped like
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#     "''" or "\'".
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#   - Do not keep the value between single quotes.
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#
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#
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# Content of "$message" and protocol output depending on the assignment:
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# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
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#
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#   I is assumed, that the value is not kept between double quotes.
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#
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#   <x>  first character after "$message=", 
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#        where the content is not (space or tab)
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#   <y*> first character after beginning of the line,
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#        where the content is not (space or tab)
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#   <z>  last char before ";"
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#    |   beginning or end of line
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#           
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#   script: let $message=   <x><whatever0>|
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#           | <y1><whatever1>| 
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#           |................| 
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#           |      <yn><whatevern><z>;
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#   content: "<x><whatever0><new line><y1><whatever1><new line>
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#             ....<new line><yn><whatevern><z>"
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#   protocol output: |<x><whatever0>|
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#                    |<y1><whatever1>|
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#                    |.....|
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#                    |<yn><whatevern><z>|
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#                    |--- 80 dashes ---|
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#
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# Attention:
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#   <x> and <y*> set to characters like "-$#" which are also used 
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#   to start comments, options and the names of mysqltest variables
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#   lead to syntax errors or mangled messages.
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#
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#
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# Examples of messages:
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# ---------------------
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#
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#   Variant1 (ease of use): 
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#      Several lines with indentation kept between double quotes
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#      script:   |let $message= 
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#                |" Testcase 3.1 :  Ensure that Pi is not an|
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#                |                  integer number.|
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#                |                  Third line";
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#      protocol: |" Testcase 3.1 :  Ensure that Pi is not an|
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#                |                  integer number.|
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#                |                  Third line"|
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#                |------ 80 dashes ----|
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#
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#      Please mention that
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#      - the '"' preserves the indentation.
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#      - it is easy to write the script lines to get a fine indentation,
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#        if the value starts at the beginning of a new line
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#      - the '"' is printed
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#      - there are the least or no problems with characters like "-#$"
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#
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#
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#   Variant 2 (grep the messages from the protocol is easy):
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#      Several lines with indentation + auxiliary character (".")
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#              at the (non tab or space) beginning of every message line
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#      script:   |let $message= . Testcase 3.1 :  Ensure that Pi is not an|
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#                |              .                 integer number.|
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#                |              .                 Third line;
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#      protocol: |. Testcase 3.1 :  Ensure that Pi is not an|
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#                |.                 integer number.|
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#                |.                 Third line|
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#                |------ 80 dashes ----|
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#      Please mention that
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#      - the auxiliary character preserves the indentation.
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#      - it is easy to write the script lines to get a fine indentation
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#      - the auxiliary character is printed
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#      - it is recommended to use "." as auxiliary character
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#      - auxiliary characters like "-'$#" cause problems
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#      
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#
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#
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#   Bad variant1: Several lines with lost indentation
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#      script:   |let $message=     Here is message line 1
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#                |    message line 2;
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#      protocol: |Here is message line 1|
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#                |message line 2|
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#                |------ 80 dashes ----|
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#      Please mention, that the leading spaces of the message lines disappeared.
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#
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#   Bad variant2: Several lines leading to a syntax error, because of "-"
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#      script:   |let $message= - This is a message
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#                |   - with a second and
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#                |   - third line;
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#      protocol: | - third line;;
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#                |ERROR 42000: You have an error ... near '- third line'
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#                + several following errors
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#
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#
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--disable_query_log
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eval SET @utf8_message = CONVERT('$message' using utf8);
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select @utf8_message as ""
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union
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select repeat(CONVERT('-' using utf8),80);
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--enable_query_log
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