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Adds the option `use_threads` to PTY (enabled by default) which improves performance when enabled. For example, running `time cat file.txt` where file is ~4.5MB will take ~0.250s with threads enabled, versus >20s when disabled.
251 lines
6 KiB
GDScript
251 lines
6 KiB
GDScript
class_name NixTest extends GutTest
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var pty: PTY
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var helper: Helper
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func before_all():
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if OS.get_name() == "macOS":
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helper = MacOSHelper.new()
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else:
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helper = LinuxHelper.new()
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func before_each():
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pty = PTY.new()
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watch_signals(pty)
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add_child_autofree(pty)
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func test_fork_succeeds():
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var err = pty.fork("sh")
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assert_eq(err, OK)
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func test_fork_emits_data_received():
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pty.call_deferred("fork", "sh", ["-c", "echo'"])
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await wait_for_signal(pty.data_received, 1)
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assert_signal_emitted(pty, "data_received")
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func test_open_succeeds():
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var err = pty.open()
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assert_eq(err, OK)
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func test_open_creates_a_new_pty():
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var num_pts = helper.get_pts().size()
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pty.open()
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var new_num_pts = helper.get_pts().size()
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assert_eq(new_num_pts, num_pts + 1)
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func test_open_pty_has_correct_name():
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var original_pts = helper.get_pts()
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pty.open()
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var new_pts = helper.get_pts()
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for pt in original_pts:
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new_pts.erase(pt)
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assert_eq(pty.get_pts(), new_pts[0])
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func xtest_open_pty_has_correct_win_size():
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var cols = 7684
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var rows = 9314
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#var result = pty.open(cols, rows)
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#var winsize = helper._get_winsize(result[1].master)
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#assert_eq(winsize.cols, cols)
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#assert_eq(winsize.rows, rows)
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func xtest_win_size_supports_max_unsigned_short_value():
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var cols = 65535
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var rows = 65535
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#var result = pty.open(cols, rows)
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#var winsize = helper._get_winsize(result[1].master)
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#assert_eq(winsize.cols, cols)
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#assert_eq(winsize.cols, rows)
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func test_closes_pty_on_free():
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if OS.get_name() == "macOS":
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return
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var num_pts = helper.get_pts().size()
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pty.fork("sleep", ["1000"])
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pty.free()
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await wait_frames(1)
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var new_num_pts = helper.get_pts().size()
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assert_eq(new_num_pts, num_pts)
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func test_emits_exited_signal_when_child_process_exits():
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pty.call_deferred("fork", "exit")
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await wait_for_signal(pty.exited, 1)
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assert_signal_emitted(pty, "exited")
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func test_emits_exit_code_on_success():
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pty.call_deferred("fork", "true")
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await wait_for_signal(pty.exited, 1)
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assert_signal_emitted_with_parameters(pty, "exited", [0, 0])
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func test_emits_exit_code_on_failure():
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pty.call_deferred("fork", "false")
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await wait_for_signal(pty.exited, 1)
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assert_signal_emitted_with_parameters(pty, "exited", [1, 0])
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func test_emits_exited_on_kill():
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pty.call("fork", "yes")
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await wait_frames(1)
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pty.call_deferred("kill", PTY.SIGNAL_SIGKILL)
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await wait_for_signal(pty.exited, 1)
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assert_signal_emitted(pty, "exited")
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func test_emits_exited_with_signal():
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pty.call("fork", "yes")
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await wait_frames(1)
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pty.call_deferred("kill", PTY.SIGNAL_SIGSEGV)
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await wait_for_signal(pty.exited, 1)
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assert_signal_emitted_with_parameters(pty, "exited", [0, PTY.SIGNAL_SIGSEGV])
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# Run the same tests, but with use_threads = false.
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class TestNoThreads:
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extends NixTest
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func before_each():
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super.before_each()
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pty.use_threads = false
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class Helper:
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static func get_pts() -> Array:
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assert(false) #,"Abstract method")
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return []
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static func _get_winsize(fd: int) -> Dictionary:
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var output = []
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assert(
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OS.execute("command", ["-v", "python"], output) == 0,
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"Python must be installed to run this test."
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)
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var python_path = output[0].strip_edges()
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var exit_code = (
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OS
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. execute(
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python_path,
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[
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"-c",
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(
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"import struct, fcntl, termios; print(struct.unpack('HH', fcntl.ioctl(%d, termios.TIOCGWINSZ, '1234')))"
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% fd
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)
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],
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output
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)
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)
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assert(exit_code == 0, "Failed to run python command for this test.")
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var size = str_to_var("Vector2" + output[1].strip_edges())
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return {rows = int(size.x), cols = int(size.y)}
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class XTestPTYSize:
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extends "res://addons/gut/test.gd"
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# Tests to check that psuedoterminal size (as reported by the stty command)
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# matches the size of the Terminal node. Uses various scene tree layouts with
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# Terminal and PTY nodes in different places.
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# See: https://github.com/lihop/godot-xterm/issues/56
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var pty: PTY
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var terminal: Terminal
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var scene: Node
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var regex := RegEx.new()
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func before_all():
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regex.compile(".*rows (?<rows>[0-9]+).*columns (?<columns>[0-9]+).*")
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func before_each():
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scene = add_child_autofree(preload("res://test/scenes/pty_and_terminal.tscn").instantiate())
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func xtest_correct_stty_reports_correct_size():
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for s in [
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"PTYChild",
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"PTYSiblingAbove",
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"PTYSiblingBelow",
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"PTYCousinAbove",
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"PTYCousinBelow",
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"PTYCousinAbove2",
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"PTYCousinBelow2"
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]:
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pty = scene.get_node(s).find_child("PTY")
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terminal = scene.get_node(s).find_child("Terminal")
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pty.call_deferred("fork", OS.get_environment("SHELL"))
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pty.call_deferred("write", "stty -a | head -n1\n")
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var output := ""
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while not "rows" in output and not "columns" in output:
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output = (await pty.data_received).get_string_from_utf8()
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var regex_match = regex.search(output)
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var stty_rows = int(regex_match.get_string("rows"))
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var stty_cols = int(regex_match.get_string("columns"))
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assert_eq(
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stty_rows,
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terminal.get_rows(),
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"Expected stty to report correct number of rows for layout '%s'" % s
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)
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assert_eq(
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stty_cols,
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terminal.get_cols(),
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"Expected stty to report correct number of columns for layout '%s'" % s
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)
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class LinuxHelper:
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extends Helper
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static func get_pts() -> Array:
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var dir := DirAccess.open("/dev/pts")
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if dir.get_open_error() != OK or dir.list_dir_begin() != OK:
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assert(false, "Could not open /dev/pts.")
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var pts := []
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var file_name: String = dir.get_next()
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while file_name != "":
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if file_name.is_valid_int():
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pts.append("/dev/pts/%s" % file_name)
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file_name = dir.get_next()
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return pts
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class MacOSHelper:
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extends Helper
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static func get_pts() -> Array:
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var dir := DirAccess.open("/dev")
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if dir.get_open_error() != OK or dir.list_dir_begin() != OK:
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assert(false, "Could not open /dev.")
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var pts := []
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var file_name: String = dir.get_next()
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var regex = RegEx.new()
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# Compile a regex to match pattern /dev/ttysXYZ (where XYZ are digits).
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regex.compile("^ttys[0-9]+$")
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while file_name != "":
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if regex.search(file_name):
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pts.append("/dev/%s" % file_name)
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file_name = dir.get_next()
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return pts
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