tests adfls: fix tests on Windows and MacOS.

Reordering the command line arguments calling adfls.

The tests were passing on Linux, but on Windows and MacOS,
the command-line arguments seems to be interpreted as filenames.
Apparently, getopt on Windows and on MacOS does not accept options
(switches) after the positional arguments (here - after the first
argument, the adf file).

This modification fixes that issue.

Author: t-w

tests/examples2/CMakeLists.txt

@@ -21,6 +21,9 @@ add_test( test_adfinfo_links.sh ${BASH_PROGRAM}
 add_test( test_adf_floppy.sh ${BASH_PROGRAM}
           test_adf_floppy.sh )
 
+add_test( test_adfls.sh ${BASH_PROGRAM}
+          test_adfls.sh )
+
 add_test( test_adfsalvage.sh ${BASH_PROGRAM}
           test_adfsalvage.sh )
 

tests/examples2/Makefile.am

@@ -11,6 +11,7 @@ dist_check_SCRIPTS = \
 	test_adfinfo.sh \
 	test_adfinfo_hd.sh \
 	test_adf_floppy.sh \
+	test_adfls.sh \
 	test_adfsalvage.sh \
 	test_unadf.sh \
 	test_unadf_hdd.sh \

tests/examples2/cmd/adfls/adfls_dir1_1_long

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 cmd(){
-    ${adfls} "$dumpFile" -p 0 -l dir1/dir1_1
+    ${adfls} -p 0 -l "$dumpFile" dir1/dir1_1
 }
 
 comment(){

tests/examples2/cmd/adfls/adfls_file_long

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 cmd(){
-    ${adfls} "$dumpFile" -p 0 -l dir1/dir1_1/testfile1.txt
+    ${adfls} -p 0 -l "$dumpFile" dir1/dir1_1/testfile1.txt
 }
 
 comment(){

tests/examples2/cmd/adfls/adfls_hardlink_dir

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 cmd(){
-    ${adfls} "$dumpFile" -p 0 -l hardlinks_dir/hl2dir1
+    ${adfls} -p 0 -l "$dumpFile" hardlinks_dir/hl2dir1
 }
 
 comment(){

tests/examples2/cmd/adfls/adfls_hardlink_file

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 cmd(){
-    ${adfls} "$dumpFile" -p 0 -l hardlinks_file/hl2testfile1
+    ${adfls} -p 0 -l "$dumpFile" hardlinks_file/hl2testfile1
 }
 
 comment(){

tests/examples2/cmd/adfls/adfls_main_dir_long

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 cmd(){
-    ${adfls} "$dumpFile" -p 0 -l
+    ${adfls} -p 0 -l "$dumpFile"
 }
 
 comment(){

tests/examples2/cmd/adfls/adfls_softlink

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
 cmd(){
-    ${adfls} "$dumpFile" -p 0 -l dir1/dir1_1/sl2testfile1samedir
+    ${adfls} -p 0 -l "$dumpFile" dir1/dir1_1/sl2testfile1samedir
 }
 
 comment(){