//===================================================================================
// 
// File: height-info-test.kwl
// Generated by command: ossim-batch-test -w height-info-test.kwl
// Description: ossim-batch-test template config file.
// 
// NOTES:
// * The following environment variables must be set before running batch test:
//     OSSIM_BATCH_TEST_DATA     Top-level dir containing all test source data
//     OSSIM_BATCH_TEST_RESULTS  Top-level dir containing all test results (exp, 
//                               out and log),
// 
// * You can use existing environment variables as $(YOUR_VARIABLE). They will be 
//   expanded at run time if valid.
// 
// * If the config file contains more than a single test, then it will be necessary 
//   to prefix all test-specific keywords with "testN."
// 
// * The variables OBT_EXP_DIR and OBT_OUT_DIR are assigned during runtime to
//   the proper paths according to the config filename. It isn't required to replace
//   these nor predefine them in the environment. You can leave them as is or modify
//   the paths to your unconventional file paths.
// 
//===================================================================================

description: Test height for the center of the image for test2 and test3.

//---------------------------------------
// Commands to generate expected results.
//---------------------------------------
expected_results_command0: ossim-info --height -42.8508 147.2537 > $(OBT_OUT_DIR)\height.txt
expected_results_command1: $(COPY_CMD) $(OBT_OUT_DIR)\height.txt $(OBT_EXP_DIR)\height.txt

//---------------------------------------
// The actual commands to test.
//---------------------------------------
test_command0: ossim-info --height -42.8508 147.2537 > $(OBT_OUT_DIR)\height.txt

//---------------------------------------
// The post-processing (comparison) commands. Typically these involve a file 
// comparison of last run command against expected results.
//---------------------------------------
postprocess_command0: $(DIFF_CMD) $(OBT_EXP_DIR)\height.txt $(OBT_OUT_DIR)\height.txt

