tests organized, created a pretty page for MSX's examples

Author: plainspooky

.gitignore

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 .cache/*
 __pycache__/*
+tests/__pycache__/*
+tests/.cache/*
 py3/*
 *.swp

README.md

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-![](inliner_logo.png)
+![](images/inliner_logo.png)
 
 __Inliner__ is a tool that converts a BASIC program written in an indented BASIC style into the numbered lines style. It supports labels, definitions and statements in multiple lines and you could to choose the comments that will be exported after conversion.
 

examples/msx/README.md

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+# Examples for MSX
+
+There are few examples of MSX-BASIC programs I've written using the Inliner's syntax.
+
+## brainfuck.bas
+
+A [brainfuck](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brainfuck) interpreter in a single BASIC line.
+
+![](../../images/brainfuck.png)
+
+There is a sample 'hello world' :
+```
+++++++++++[>+++++++>++++++++++>+++>+<<<<-]>++.>+.+++++++..+++.>+
++.<<+++++++++++++++.>.+++.------.--------.>+.>.
+```
+
+## colored_sprite.bas
+
+Example of MSX2's colored sprites using the "OR method" to obtain a 3rd color.
+
+![](../../images/colored_sprite.png)
+
+## hardware_scroll.bas
+
+Simple animation using MSX2+'s hardware scrolling feature.
+
+![](../../images/hardware_scroll.png)
+
+## kaleidoscope2.bas
+
+Kaleidoscope program for MSX1 in 256×192, 16 colors and color clashing.
+
+![](../../images/kaleidoscope2.png)
+
+## kaleidoscope5.bas
+
+Kaleidoscope program for MSX2 in 256×212 and 16 colors.
+
+![](../../images/kaleidoscope5.png)
+
+## kaleidoscope8.bas
+
+Kaleidoscope program for MSX2 in 256×212 and 256 colors.
+
+![](../../images/kaleidoscope8.png)
+
+## spiral.bas
+
+Simple animation on the 32×24 text mode.
+
+![](../../images/spiral.png)
+
+## sunset.bas
+
+A sunset pattern.
+
+![](../../images/sunset.png)

images/brainfuck.png

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-# tratamento de leiaute de arquivos
+#
+# Program conversion tests
+#
+import sys
+sys.path.append('../inliner')
+
+from os import path
 from Inliner import Inliner
 
-START=10
-STEP=10
-LF="\n"
-UPPER=False
+START = 10
+STEP = 10
+LF = "\n"
+UPPER = False
+
+TEST_DIR = 'tests'
 
 def fake_inliner(filename):
-    program = Inliner.load(filename=filename)
+    program = Inliner.load(filename=path.join(TEST_DIR, filename))
     code = Inliner(program=program, start_line=START, step_line=STEP)
     return code.list(uppercase=UPPER, linefeed=LF)
 
 
 def test_base():
-    assert fake_inliner("examples/tests/base.bas") == \
-"""10 input "What is your name?";k$
+    assert fake_inliner('base.bas') == \
+        """10 input "What is your name?";k$
 20 print "Hello ";k$;"!"
 """
 
 
 def test_comment():
-    assert fake_inliner("examples/tests/comment.bas") == \
-"""10 ' It is a comment
+    assert fake_inliner('comment.bas') == \
+        """10 ' It is a comment
 20 input "What is your name?";k$
 30 print "Hello ";k$;"!"
 """
 
 
 def test_labels():
-    assert fake_inliner("examples/tests/labels.bas") == \
-"""10 input "What is your name?";k$
+    assert fake_inliner('labels.bas') == \
+        """10 input "What is your name?";k$
 20 print "Hello "; k$;", how do you doing?"
 30 input "Again (Y/N)?";k$:if k$="N" then end
 40 if k$="Y" then goto 10
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 def test_self_label():
-    assert fake_inliner("examples/tests/self_label.bas") == \
-"""10 i=1:print "counting... ";
+    assert fake_inliner('self_label.bas') == \
+        """10 i=1:print "counting... ";
 20 print i;:i=i+1:goto 20
 """
 
 
 def test_self_splitting():
-    assert fake_inliner("examples/tests/splitting.bas") == \
-"""10 input "What is your name?";k$
+    assert fake_inliner('splitting.bas') == \
+        """10 input "What is your name?";k$
 20 print "Hello "; k$;", how do you doing?"
 """
 

images/colored_sprite.png

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+let i%=0
+
+main_loop:
+
+    if i%<20 then gosub {{wrong_label}}
+    
+    i%=i%+1
+    goto {{main_loop}}
+
+    end
+
+right_label:
+    print "*";
+    return

images/hardware_scroll.png

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+$teste:
+    print "hello!"
+