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>># Project: VSW5
>># 
>># File: vsw5/tset/Xlib16/rmqrktstr/rmqrktstr.m
>># 
>># Description:
>># 	Tests for XrmQuarkToString()
>># 
>># Modifications:
>># $Log: rmqrktstr.m,v $
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>>TITLE XrmQuarkToString Xlib16
char *

XrmQuark quark;
>>EXTERN
#define NITER	100
>>SET startup rmstartup
>>ASSERTION Good A
A call to xname returns a pointer to the string that corresponds to
the
.A quark .
>>STRATEGY
Call XrmStringToQuark to allocate a quark for a string.
Call xname to obtain the representation for the quark.
>>CODE
char *s="qts_one";
char *ret;

/* Call XrmStringToQuark to allocate a quark for a string. */
	quark = XrmStringToQuark( s );

/* Call xname to obtain the representation for the quark. */
	ret = XCALL;

	if (ret==(char *)NULL || strcmp(s,ret)) {
		FAIL;
		report("%s did not return the representation for the quark.",
			TestName);
		report("Expected representation: %s", s);
		report("Returned representation: %s",
			(ret==(char *)NULL?"NULL pointer":ret));
	} else
		CHECK;

	CHECKPASS(1);

>>ASSERTION Good A
When no string exists for a
.A quark ,
then a call to xname returns
.S NULL .
>>STRATEGY
Create a unique quark which has no string representation.
Call xname to obtain the representation for the quark.
Verify that a NULL pointer was returned.
>>CODE
char *ret;

/* Create a unique quark which has no string representation. */
	quark = XrmUniqueQuark();

/* Call xname to obtain the representation for the quark. */
	ret = XCALL;

/* Verify that a NULL pointer was returned. */
	if (ret != (char *)NULL) {
		FAIL;
		report("%s returned unexpected value with a quark with",
			TestName);
		report("no string representation.");
		report("Expected value: NULL pointer");
		report("Returned value: '%s'", ret);
	} else
		CHECK;

	CHECKPASS(1);
>>ASSERTION Good A
When a call to xname returns a non-NULL value for string future calls to the
function with the same value for 
.A quark
shall return pointer to the same string.
>>STRATEGY
>>CODE
int	i;
char	*ret, *save_addr;

	
	/* Create a unique quark which has no string representation. */
	tet_infoline("PREP: Create a unique quark.");
	quark = XrmUniqueQuark();

	/* Call xname to obtain the representation for the quark. */
	tet_infoline("PREP: Save address of the value returned on first call.");
	save_addr = XCALL;

	/* Call xname to obtain another quark. */
	tet_infoline("TEST: Identical pointers are returned by XrmQuarkToString");
	for (i = 0; i < NITER; i++)
	{
		ret = XCALL;

		if (ret != save_addr)
		{
			FAIL;
			report("%s returned non-identical addresses.",
				TestName);
			report("Expected: 0x%x", (int)save_addr);
			report("Got     : 0x%x", (int)ret);
		}
	}
	tet_result(TET_PASS);
