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tests: csv: cleanup #573

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# NOTE some issues with these tests:
#
# The stderr regex tests don't tell us much as the CSV reader always gives that output.
# The final cleanup command is chained with && so as not to mask hledger's exit code,
# but this means a temp file is left behind whenever hledger fails. What TODO ?
#
# The stderr regex tests don't tell us much, as the CSV reader always gives that output.
# They'll cause stderr to be displayed if the CSV reader doesn't run at all,
# which is slightly better than nothing.
#
# echo doesn't normally support embedded \n characters, though somehow it has been working
# on most systems (shelltestrunner ?)
#
# The final cleanup command, chained with ;, masks hledger's exit code.
#
# We should use the csv: prefix when reading stdin, to ensure we get the CSV reader's
# error message if it fails.
#
# The "blank" and "empty" test names are switched.
#
# Test numbers in comments were wrong (now fixed).
# These tests read CSV from stdin for convenience, so to ensure we get the CSV reader's
# error, the csv: prefix is used.
# 1. read CSV to hledger journal format
rm -rf t.rules$$; printf 'fields date, description, amount\ndate-format %%d/%%Y/%%m\ncurrency $\naccount1 assets:myacct\n' >t.rules$$; printf '10/2009/09,Flubber Co,50\n' | hledger -f- print --rules-file t.rules$$; rm -rf t.rules$$
printf 'fields date, description, amount\ndate-format %%d/%%Y/%%m\ncurrency $\naccount1 assets:myacct\n' >t.$$.csv.rules; printf '10/2009/09,Flubber Co,50\n' | hledger -f csv:- --rules-file t.$$.csv.rules print && rm -rf t.$$.csv.rules
>>>
2009/09/10 Flubber Co
income:unknown $-50
assets:myacct $50
>>>2 /using conversion rules file.*t.rules/
>>>2 /using conversion rules file/
>>>=0
# 2. reading CSV with in-field and out-field
printf 'account1 Assets:MyAccount\ndate %%1\ndate-format %%d/%%Y/%%m\ndescription %%2\namount-in %%3\namount-out %%4\ncurrency $\n' >$$.rules ; hledger -f- print --rules-file $$.rules; rm -rf $$.rules
printf 'account1 Assets:MyAccount\ndate %%1\ndate-format %%d/%%Y/%%m\ndescription %%2\namount-in %%3\namount-out %%4\ncurrency $\n' >t.$$.csv.rules ; hledger -f csv:- --rules-file t.$$.csv.rules print && rm -rf t.$$.csv.rules
<<<
10/2009/09,Flubber Co,50,
11/2009/09,Flubber Co,,50
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expenses:unknown $50
Assets:MyAccount $-50
>>>2 /using conversion rules file.*[0-9]+\.rules/
>>>2 /using conversion rules file/
>>>=0
# report rules parse error
# rm -rf t.rules$$; printf 'date-fiel 0\ndate-format %%d/%%Y/%%m\ndescription-field 1\namount-field 2\ncurrency $\nbase-account assets:myacct\n' >t.rules$$; printf '10/2009/09,Flubber Co,50\n' | hledger convert --rules-file t.rules$$; rm -rf t.rules$$
# >>>
# 2009/09/10 Flubber Co
# income:unknown $-50
# assets:myacct $50
# >>>2 /using conversion rules file.*t.rules/
# >>>=0
# 3. handle conditions assigning multiple fields
rm -rf t.rules$$; printf 'fields date, description, amount\ndate-format %%d/%%Y/%%m\ncurrency $\naccount1 assets:myacct\nif Flubber\n account2 acct\n comment cmt' >t.rules$$; printf '10/2009/09,Flubber Co,50\n' | hledger -f- print --rules-file t.rules$$; rm -rf t.rules$$
printf 'fields date, description, amount\ndate-format %%d/%%Y/%%m\ncurrency $\naccount1 assets:myacct\nif Flubber\n account2 acct\n comment cmt' >t.$$.csv.rules; printf '10/2009/09,Flubber Co,50\n' | hledger -f csv:- --rules-file t.$$.csv.rules print && rm -rf t.$$.csv.rules
>>>
2009/09/10 Flubber Co ; cmt
acct $-50
assets:myacct $50
>>>2 /using conversion rules file.*t.rules/
>>>2 /using conversion rules file/
>>>=0
# this should infer display styles correctly
# XXX but doesn't: (#415)
# Got stdout:
# $-1001.00 income:unknown
# $1,001.00 unknown
#hledger --rules-file minimal.csv.rules -f- balance --no-total
#<<<
#"2016/1/1","$1"
#"2016/2/2","$1,000.00"
#>>>
# $-1,001.00 income:unknown
# $1,001.00 unknown
#>>>=0
# 4. read CSV with balance field
rm -rf t.rules$$; printf 'fields date, description, amount, balance\ndate-format %%d/%%Y/%%m\ncurrency $\naccount1 assets:myacct\n' >t.rules$$; printf '10/2009/09,Flubber Co,50,123\n' | hledger -f- print --rules-file t.rules$$; rm -rf t.rules$$
printf 'fields date, description, amount, balance\ndate-format %%d/%%Y/%%m\ncurrency $\naccount1 assets:myacct\n' >t.$$.csv.rules; printf '10/2009/09,Flubber Co,50,123\n' | hledger -f csv:- --rules-file t.$$.csv.rules print && rm -rf t.$$.csv.rules
>>>
2009/09/10 Flubber Co
income:unknown $-50
assets:myacct $50 = $123
>>>2 /using conversion rules file.*t.rules/
>>>2 /using conversion rules file/
>>>=0
# 5. read CSV with blank balance field
rm -rf t.rules$$; printf 'fields date, description, amount, balance\ndate-format %%d/%%Y/%%m\ncurrency $\naccount1 assets:myacct\n' >t.rules$$; printf '10/2009/09,Flubber Co,50,123\n11/2009/09,Blubber Co,60,\n' | hledger -f- print --rules-file t.rules$$; rm -rf t.rules$$
# 5. read CSV with empty balance field
printf 'fields date, description, amount, balance\ndate-format %%d/%%Y/%%m\ncurrency $\naccount1 assets:myacct\n' >t.$$.csv.rules; printf '10/2009/09,Flubber Co,50,123\n11/2009/09,Blubber Co,60,\n' | hledger -f csv:- --rules-file t.$$.csv.rules print && rm -rf t.$$.csv.rules
>>>
2009/09/10 Flubber Co
income:unknown $-50
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income:unknown $-60
assets:myacct $60
>>>2 /using conversion rules file.*t.rules/
>>>2 /using conversion rules file/
>>>=0
# 6. read CSV with empty balance field
rm -rf t.rules$$; printf 'fields date, description, amount, balance\ndate-format %%d/%%Y/%%m\ncurrency $\naccount1 assets:myacct\n' >t.rules$$; printf '10/2009/09,Flubber Co,50,123\n11/2009/09,Blubber Co,60, \n' | hledger -f- print --rules-file t.rules$$; rm -rf t.rules$$
# 6. read CSV with only whitespace in balance field
printf 'fields date, description, amount, balance\ndate-format %%d/%%Y/%%m\ncurrency $\naccount1 assets:myacct\n' >t.$$.csv.rules; printf '10/2009/09,Flubber Co,50,123\n11/2009/09,Blubber Co,60, \n' | hledger -f csv:- --rules-file t.$$.csv.rules print && rm -rf t.$$.csv.rules
>>>
2009/09/10 Flubber Co
income:unknown $-50
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income:unknown $-60
assets:myacct $60
>>>2 /using conversion rules file.*t.rules/
>>>2 /using conversion rules file/
>>>=0
# 7. read CSV with rule double-negating column
rm -rf t.rules$$; printf 'skip 1\n\ncurrency $\n\nfields date, payee, payment\n\namount -%%payment\naccount1 liabilities:bank\naccount2 expense:other' >t.rules$$; printf 'date,payee,amount\n2009/10/9,Flubber Co,50\n2009/11/09,Merchant Credit,-60\n' | hledger -f- print --rules-file t.rules$$; rm -rf t.rules$$
printf 'skip 1\n\ncurrency $\n\nfields date, payee, payment\n\namount -%%payment\naccount1 liabilities:bank\naccount2 expense:other' >t.$$.csv.rules; printf 'date,payee,amount\n2009/10/9,Flubber Co,50\n2009/11/09,Merchant Credit,-60\n' | hledger -f csv:- --rules-file t.$$.csv.rules print && rm -rf t.$$.csv.rules
>>>
2009/10/09
expense:other $50
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expense:other $-60
liabilities:bank $60
>>>2 /using conversion rules file.*t.rules/
>>>2 /using conversion rules file/
>>>=0