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a03d907128
TQSL validates MY_CNTY against the ADIF secondary-subdivision list, which is the US county enumeration — 'XX,County' with a two-letter state. A Canadian profile produced 'ONTARIO,Kawartha' (the export joined MY_STATE onto the county wholesale) and TQSL refused the whole record. Two layers: adifCounty only prefixes a two-letter state, so exports stop manufacturing the invalid shape; and UploadLoTW scrubs any MY_CNTY that is not the US shape before signing — MY_STATE and MY_GRIDSQUARE already locate the station for LoTW, and the US form survives for the county hunters. Table-tested.
24 lines
843 B
Go
24 lines
843 B
Go
package extsvc
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import "testing"
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// TQSL refuses whole records over a MY_CNTY it cannot validate, and its
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// validation is the US "XX,County" enumeration — so anything else must be
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// stripped before signing, and the US shape must survive untouched.
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func TestScrubMyCnty(t *testing.T) {
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cases := []struct{ in, want string }{
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{"<CALL:5>F4BPO<MY_CNTY:16>ONTARIO,Kawartha<MY_STATE:7>ONTARIO<EOR>",
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"<CALL:5>F4BPO<MY_STATE:7>ONTARIO<EOR>"},
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{"<MY_CNTY:8>Kawartha<EOR>", "<EOR>"},
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{"<MY_CNTY:9>NY,Monroe<EOR>", "<MY_CNTY:9>NY,Monroe<EOR>"},
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{"<CALL:4>K1AB<EOR>", "<CALL:4>K1AB<EOR>"},
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{"<MY_CNTY:8>Kawartha<EOR>\n<MY_CNTY:9>NY,Monroe<EOR>",
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"<EOR>\n<MY_CNTY:9>NY,Monroe<EOR>"},
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}
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for _, c := range cases {
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if got := scrubMyCnty(c.in); got != c.want {
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t.Errorf("scrubMyCnty(%q) = %q, want %q", c.in, got, c.want)
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}
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}
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}
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