def test_update_file():
"""
Expected output
table_updated.html and table_updated_solution.html are the same
docs_updated.html and docs_updated_solution.html are the same
"""
# A couple of test files
update_file("table.html", "table_updated.html")
update_file("docs.html", "docs_updated.html")
#
file_diff.compare_files("table_updated.html",
"table_updated_solution.html")
file_diff.compare_files("docs_updated.html", "docs_updated_solution.html")
updated_text = ""
# split text in <pre> blocks and update using update_pre_block()
content_split_PREFIX = whole_file.split(PREFIX)
updated_text = updated_text + content_split_PREFIX[
0] #The content before PREFIX is unchangedly inserted into output file
for content in content_split_PREFIX[1:]:
updated_text += PREFIX
[pre_block, post_block] = content.split(
POSTFIX, 1
) #Specify the maxsplit will only return maxsplit+1 elements. In this case, only first POSTFIX will be considered
updated_text += update_pre_block(pre_block) + POSTFIX + post_block
# Write the answer in the specified output file
new_file = open(output_file_name, "wt")
new_file.write(updated_text)
new_file.close()
# A couple of test files
update_file("table.html", "table_updated.html")
update_file("docs.html", "docs_updated.html")
# Import some code to check whether the computed files are correct
import examples3_file_diff as file_diff
file_diff.compare_files("table_updated.html", "table_updated_solution.html")
file_diff.compare_files("docs_updated.html", "docs_updated_solution.html")
# Expected output
##table_updated.html and table_updated_solution.html are the same
##docs_updated.html and docs_updated_solution.html are the same