>  Could you send your tests as changeset plus put
[TEST] (marcus is it
>  correct?) so that marcus collect them?

Marcus Denker wrote:

>  Yes, this is correct. But this needs to be a
gzip-compressed
>  changeset, this is much easier to work with... just
cut'n
>  pasting the content of the .cs file into the
mail-programm
>  is not enough: This does not preserve
line-ending-encoding
>  and garbles the code by nicely formating it...
undoing those
>  changes is really too much work.

Stephen Pair wrote about his test:

>  That's correct...this test passes on Unix and
Windows systems, but fails
>  on Mac OSX (and apparently 9.1 as well). There is a
bug in the Mac
>  implementation that should be corrected. That was
why I wrote the test
>  and posted the message. The problem is that the Mac
implementation of
>  the primitive FilePlugin>>primitiveDirectoryLookup
(dir_lookup() is the
>  platform specific C function) is simply checking to
see whether there is
>  an entry named like the FileDirectory without
regard to whether or not
>  the entry is actually a directory. As I mentioned
earlier, I think the
>  behavior on Windows and Unix is correct, and the
Mac implementation
>  needs to be corrected to conform to the Windows and
Unix implementations.
>  
>  This test needs to be added to the
FileDirectoryTests so that we can
>  make sure this issue doesn't manifest itself again
in the future.

Here's a change set containing the additions and
modifications I added to FileDirectoryTests  along
with the test Stephen Pair submitted. I refactored
some of the test code so it is more isolated and gives
more accurate results. Some tests are broken and the
implementation needs to be fixed.

Note: The tests seem to be broken only under Mac OS
9.1 and Mac OS X .

Failing tests:
a. FileDirectory >>testExists -when checking if a
deleted directory exists.
b. FileDirectory >>
testDirectoryExistsWhenLikeNamedFileExists - as
explained above by Stephen.
c. FileDirectory >> testAttemptExistenceCheckWhenFile
- Files are not directories and the 'exists' method
should know that.

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