lnav/test/test_pretty_print.sh

#! /bin/bash

echo '2015-04-18T13:16:30.003 198.51.100.45 <foo>98.51.100.154</foo>9 198.158.100.4<1054 198.51.100.1546 544.9.8.7 98.542.241.99 19143.2.5.6' | \
    run_test ${lnav_test} -n -c ":switch-to-view pretty"

check_output "pretty print not able to properly grok ipv4?" <<EOF
2015-04-18T13:16:30.003 198.51.100.45 (unknown)
<foo>98.51.100.154 (unknown)</foo>
9 198.158.100.4 (unknown)<1054 198.51.100.1546 544.9.8.7 98.542.241.99 19143.2.5.6
EOF
[pretty] More restrictive IPv4 regex. The regular expression seems to match arbitrary version strings in pretty-print view. Adding a more restrictive regular expression, that should be able to distinguish between valid IPv4 addresses and arbitrary version strings. 2015-04-19 07:00:43 +00:00			`#! /bin/bash`

			`echo '2015-04-18T13:16:30.003 198.51.100.45 <foo>98.51.100.154</foo>9 198.158.100.4<1054 198.51.100.1546 544.9.8.7 98.542.241.99 19143.2.5.6' \| \`
			`run_test ${lnav_test} -n -c ":switch-to-view pretty"`

			`check_output "pretty print not able to properly grok ipv4?" <<EOF`
			`2015-04-18T13:16:30.003 198.51.100.45 (unknown)`
			`<foo>98.51.100.154 (unknown)</foo>`
			`9 198.158.100.4 (unknown)<1054 198.51.100.1546 544.9.8.7 98.542.241.99 19143.2.5.6`
			`EOF`