Add verification of results via regexp #37
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Description
This adds the required files and hooks into the wrapper for verification of the test results via regexp.
Mapping results to regexp
Typical results
# connection:TPM
10:421331
20:566553
40:535533
Regexp file contents
%_header
# connection:TPM
%_multiples
[[:digit:]][[:digit:]]{0,}:[1-9][0-9.]{1,}:1$
%_header: Indicates the next line is a header that we need to match.
Field 1: %_iteration means we expect to find anumerical value
Field 2: We expect to find a non zero numerical value.
Before/After Comparison
Before change: Failures will occur on validation
After change: Passes when it should, fails when it should.
Clerical Stuff
This closes #34
Mention the JIRA ticket of the issue, this helps keep
everything together so we can find this PR easily.
Relates to JIRA: RPOPC-422
Testing
Running the wrapper (modifying the regexps to force failures)
Verified test fails when it has bad data
Verified test passes when we have good data.