function assert define in split format
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= NAME =
assert_define
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= SYNOPSIS =
* assert_define <varname> ["message words"]
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= DESCRIPTION =
This function checks that the indicated variable is defined. Otherwise,
it aborts the currently running test.
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An optional message can be provided for the abort call.
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An optional message can be provided for the abort call.
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= EXAMPLES =
Here are some sample invocations:
{{{#!YellowBox
assert_define FUNCTIONAL_BC_EXPR
assert_define FUNCTIONAL_BC_RESULT
}}}
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{{{#!YellowBox
is_on_target bc BC_PROGRAM /bin:/usr/bin:/usr/local/bin
assert_define BC_PROGRAM "Missing program 'bc' on target"
}}}
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This second example shows use of assert_define following a call to is_on_target,
as well as the use of an optional message if the variable is not defined.
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This second example shows use of assert_define following a call to is_on_target,
as well as the use of an optional message if the variable is not defined.
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= ENVIRONMENT and ARGUMENTS =
The positional arguments to assert_define are:
* $1 - the variable to check the definition of
* $2 - an optional message to use if the variable is not defined
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= RETURN =
Returns non-zero on error.
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= SOURCE =
Located in ''scripts/functions.sh''
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test_pre_check, is_on_target
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= SEE ALSO =
* [[function_test_pre_check|test_pre_check]], [[function_is_on_target|is_on_target]]
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