# bash -e this where cstlemma{0,1}/cstlemma and models/ are,
# models/ containing sparv suc dictionary (sans \r) in text
# and compiled with cstlemma{0,1}/cstlemma (identical result)

test -e out && rm -r out
mkdir out

# Issue (both versions of cstlemma):
# -t (slashed tokens) works - tag found in dictionary
# -I (tabbed tokens) does not - tag not found in dictionary
# (there are slashes in tags in the model, so tab is important)

# input from file: word SLASH tag NL
# with -t: output is ok in all four cases, one stderr is quiet while others are noisy
cstlemma0/cstlemma -d models/dict0 -f empty -t -i slashed -o out/s0-tio.res > out/s0-tio.out 2> out/s0-tio.err
cstlemma0/cstlemma -d models/dict0 -f empty -t -i slashed                   > out/s0-ti.res  2> out/s0-ti.err
cstlemma1/cstlemma -d models/dict0 -f empty -t -i slashed -o out/s1-tio.res > out/s1-tio.out 2> out/s1-tio.err
cstlemma1/cstlemma -d models/dict0 -f empty -t -i slashed                   > out/s1-ti.res  2> out/s1-ti.err
# same input from stdin
cstlemma1/cstlemma -d models/dict0 -f empty -t -o out/s1-to.res < slashed > out/s1-to.out 2> out/s1-to.err
cstlemma1/cstlemma -d models/dict0 -f empty -t                  < slashed > out/s1-t.res  2> out/s1-t.err

# Issue (stdin version of cstlemma):
# spurious final output with -I (because input?)
# (both from stdin and from file)

# input from file: word SLASH tag NL
# with -I '$w/$t\n': output is different (also wrong)
cstlemma0/cstlemma -d models/dict0 -f empty -I '$w/$t\n' -i slashed -o out/s0-Iio.res > out/s0-Iio.out 2> out/s0-Iio.err
cstlemma0/cstlemma -d models/dict0 -f empty -I '$w/$t\n' -i slashed                   > out/s0-Ii.res  2> out/s0-Ii.err
cstlemma1/cstlemma -d models/dict0 -f empty -I '$w/$t\n' -i slashed -o out/s1-Iio.res > out/s1-Iio.out 2> out/s1-Iio.err
cstlemma1/cstlemma -d models/dict0 -f empty -I '$w/$t\n' -i slashed                   > out/s1-Ii.res  2> out/s1-Ii.err
# same input from stdin
cstlemma1/cstlemma -d models/dict0 -f empty -I '$w/$t\n' -o out/s1-Io.res < slashed > out/s1-Io.out 2> out/s1-Io.err
cstlemma1/cstlemma -d models/dict0 -f empty -I '$w/$t\n'                  < slashed > out/s1-I.res  2> out/s1-I.err

# input from file: word TAB tag NL
# with -I '$w/$t\n': output is different (also wrong)
cstlemma0/cstlemma -d models/dict0 -f empty -I '$w\t$t\n' -i tabbed -o out/t0-Iio.res > out/t0-Iio.out 2> out/t0-Iio.err
cstlemma0/cstlemma -d models/dict0 -f empty -I '$w\t$t\n' -i tabbed                   > out/t0-Ii.res  2> out/t0-Ii.err
cstlemma1/cstlemma -d models/dict0 -f empty -I '$w\t$t\n' -i tabbed -o out/t1-Iio.res > out/t1-Iio.out 2> out/t1-Iio.err
cstlemma1/cstlemma -d models/dict0 -f empty -I '$w\t$t\n' -i tabbed                   > out/t1-Ii.res  2> out/t1-Ii.err
# same input from stdin
cstlemma1/cstlemma -d models/dict0 -f empty -I '$w\t$t\n' -o out/t1-Io.res < tabbed > out/t1-Io.out 2> out/t1-Io.err
cstlemma1/cstlemma -d models/dict0 -f empty -I '$w\t$t\n'                  < tabbed > out/t1-I.res  2> out/t1-I.err

# Issue (which version):
# $t not recognized in -W format, contrary to documentation
# (is it?)

# What else?

# Minor issue (both versions of cstlemma?)
# cstlemma0 -t (slashed tokens) -o foo - foo ok, noisy stderr
# cstlemma0 -t (slashed tokens)        - stdout ok, quiet stderr
# cstlemma1 -t (slashed tokens) -o foo - foo ok, noisy stderr
# cstlemma1 -t (slashed tokens)        - stdout ok, noisy stderr