#!/bin/bash
# Test AA findstr bug

MARK=---\>
MARK2=-\>

FIRST_LINE=2G

printf "Testing behaviour of powershell \033[1mfindstr\033[0m\n"

TMPDIR=/mnt/c/temp/
FILE1=$(mktemp -t ${0##*/}.temp.XXXXXXXXXXX)
FILE2=$(mktemp -t ${0##*/}.temp.XXXXXXXXXXX)
trap 'for file in "$FILE1" "$FILE2"; do [ -e "$file" ]  && rm "$file"; done' EXIT
FILE_NAME1=${FILE1##*/}
FILE_NAME2=${FILE2##*/}

c=
echo \
"$((c++))$MARK Created temp files:
$FILE1
$FILE2"

printDoubleCaps ()
{
#   echo {0..9}{0..9}; return
#   echo {a..z}{a..z}; return
    for i in $(seq 1 27 676); do
        echo {A..Z}{A..Z} |
        cut -d ' ' -f $i
    done
}

echo "$MARK Input:" $(printDoubleCaps)
echo "$MARK Starting test loop"

for i in $(printDoubleCaps); do

    printf "$MARK \033[31mInput \033[1m%s\033[0m %s\n" $((c++)) [$i]
    echo "$MARK Writing files.."
    echo "${i:0:1}$FIRST_LINE"  > "$FILE1"
#   echo blahalah           >> "$FILE1"
    echo -n $i          >> "$FILE1"

    echo "${i:0:1}$FIRST_LINE"  > "$FILE2"
#   echo bolooloolo         >> "$FILE2"
    echo -n $i          >> "$FILE2"


    printf %b\\n "$MARK ..Files written"
    printf %s\\n "$MARK cat files (colon is end of file)$MARK2"
    cat "$FILE1"; printf %s :; cat "$FILE2"; printf %s :

    echo ''

    printf %s\\n "$MARK hexdump of files$MARK2"
    hexdump -c "$FILE1"; hexdump -c "$FILE2"

    echo ''

    printf "%b\n" "$MARK \033[93mOutput\033[0m of \033[36mfindstr /v /G:<file1> <file2>\033[0m (powershell.exe)$MARK2"
    powershell.exe 'findstr /v /G:C:\temp\'"$FILE_NAME1"' C:\temp\'"$FILE_NAME2"
    echo ''
    printf %b\\n "$MARK \033[93mend of output\033[0m"
    echo ''
done