Tutorial: Moodle VPL -- Feed Different Tests on Command Line
--D. Thiebaut (talk) 19:22, 24 October 2014 (EDT)
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This VPL activity tests a Java program that outputs 0, 1, or several numbers (on the same) line depending on an input that is provided on the command line.
vpl_run.sh
#! /bin/bash
# D. Thiebaut
cat > vpl_execution <<EEOOFF
#! /bin/bash
prog1=Hw5_1
javac \${prog1}.java > /dev/null
if ((\$? > 0)); then
echo "Error compiling your program"
exit
fi
KEYS=(0 3 7 34 45 91 100)
CORRECTOUTPUTS=("" "0" "1" "10 11 12 13" 14 29 "" )
for i in \`seq 0 5\`; do
echo ""
key=\${KEYS[\$i]}
echo "Test # \$i"
echo "key = \$key"
echo "The correct output is: \${CORRECTOUTPUTS[\$i]}"
echo "Your program output:"
echo "java Hw5_1 30 \$key"
java Hw5_1 30 \$key
done
EEOOFF
chmod +x vpl_execution
vpl_evaluate.sh
#! /bin/bash
# D. Thiebaut
cat > vpl_execution <<EEOOFF
#! /bin/bash
#set -x
# --- program tested (no extension) ---
prog1=Hw5_1
# --- grades
gradeNotCompile=20
gradeCompileNoGoodOutput=30
gradeIncrement=10 # (100-30)/7 / number of tests
# --- compile student program ---
javac \${prog1}.java
if ((\$? > 0)); then
echo "Comment :=>> Error compiling your program"
echo "Grade :=>> \$gradeNotCompile"
exit
fi
# --- minimum grade if not passing any test ---
grade=\$gradeCompileNoGoodOutput
# =================================================
KEYS=(0 3 7 34 45 91 100)
CORRECTOUTPUTS=("" "0" "1" "10 11 12 13" 14 29 "" )
N=30
NOTESTS=7
# =================================================
# function that prints the difference between user and expected output
incorrectOutput() {
if [ "\$1" ]; then # if there's a parameter
i=\$1
echo "Comment :=>>- Your output is incorrect."
#--- display test file ---
echo "Comment :=>>- Your program tested with:"
echo "<|--"
cat data\${i}.txt
echo "--|>"
echo "Comment :=>> ---------------"
echo "Comment :=>>- Your output:"
echo "Comment :=>> ---------------"
echo "<|--"
cat user.out.org
echo "--|>"
echo ""
echo "Comment :=>> ---------------"
echo "Comment :=>>- Expected output: "
echo "Comment :=>> ---------------"
echo "<|--"
cat data\${i}.out
echo "--|>"
fi
}
# function that tells user of program crash or infinite loop, and what the test was.
timeoutOutput() {
if [ "\$1" ]; then # if there's a parameter
i=\$1
echo "Comment :=>>- Your program has timed out or crashed."
#--- display test file ---
echo "Comment :=>>- Your program tested with:"
echo "<|--"
cat data\${i}.txt
echo "--|>"
fi
}
# function that removes non-digits, extra spaces, and extra blank lines from text file.
cleanup () {
if [ "\$1" ]; then # if there's a parameter
#--- remove non numbers and non minus---
cat \$1 | sed 's/[^0-9*.0-9\ -]*//g' > dummy.out
mv dummy.out \$1
#--- remove multiple spaces ---
cat \$1 | sed 's/ */ /g' > dummy.out
mv dummy.out \$1
#--- remove blank lines ---
cat \$1 | sed '/^\s*\$/d' > dummy.out
mv dummy.out \$1
fi
}
NOTESTS_1=\`expr \$NOTESTS - 1 \`
for i in \`seq 0 \$NOTESTS_1 \`; do
# ==============================================
# TEST i
# timeout code from
# http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5161193/bash-script-that-kills-a-child-process-after-a-given-timeout
# ==============================================
#--- run program, capture output, display to student ---
key=\${KEYS[\$i]}
echo "Comment :=>>-TEST \$i"
echo "Comment :=>> key = \$key"
echo "Comment :=>> N = \$N"
echo "\$N \$key" > data\${i}.txt
timeout 30 java \${prog1} \$N \$key &> user.out
retcode=\$?
#--- if we killed the waiter, everything is good ---
if [ \$retcode -eq 124 ]; then
echo "Comment :=>>-Your program has stopped working."
timeoutOutput \$i
continue
else
echo "Comment :=>>-Your program ran to completion."
fi
cp user.out user.out.org
#--- copy expected output in output file
echo \${CORRECTOUTPUTS[\$i]} > data\${i}.out
#--- remove non numbers, space and extra lines from user.out ---
#--- and from datai.out
cleanup user.out
cleanup data\${i}.out
#--- compute difference ---
diff -y -w --ignore-all-space user.out data\${i}.out > diff.out
#echo "----- diff.out ------"
#cat diff.out
#echo "---------------------"
#diff -y -w --ignore-all-space user.out data\${i}.out > diff.out
#--- reject if different ---
if ((\$? > 0)); then
incorrectOutput \$i
# --------------------- REWARD IF CORRECT OUTPUT -----------------
else
#--- good output ---
echo "Comment :=>>- Congrats, your output is correct."
echo "Comment :=>> --------------------------------."
echo "<|--"
cat user.out.org
echo "--|>"
grade=\$((grade+gradeIncrement))
fi
done
# =================================================
# Report grade
if (( grade > 100 )); then
grade=100
fi
echo "Grade :=>> \$grade"
EEOOFF
chmod +x vpl_execution