fn album_with_unordered_filenames() -> Result<()> {
        gst::init()?;
        let args = args(&[testcases().join("album_with_unordered_filenames")]);

        for (n, item) in Playlist::from(&args).iter().enumerate() {
            let title = format!("Song {}", n + 1);
            assert_eq!(title, item.1.title);
        }

        Ok(())
    }
// When argument is a directory, the files within it should be
// ordered according to the track numbers in the album.
// In this test case, the files in the directory have random names.
When argument is a directory, the files within it should be
ordered according to the track numbers in the album.
In this test case, the files in the directory have random names.
When argument is a directory the files within it should be ordered according to the track numbers in the album . In this test case the files in the directory have random names .
fn album_with_unordered_filenames() -> Result<()> {
        gst::init()?;
        let args = args(&[testcases().join("album_with_unordered_filenames")]);
        for (n, item) in Playlist::from(&args).iter().enumerate() {
            let title = format!("Song {}", n + 1);
            assert_eq!(title, item.1.title);
        }
        Ok(())
    }
fn album_with_unordered_filenames ( ) -> Result < ( ) > { gst :: init ( ) ? ; let args = args ( & [ testcases ( ) . join ( " " ) ] ) ; for ( n , item ) in Playlist :: from ( & args ) . iter ( ) . enumerate ( ) { let title = format ! ( " " n 1 ) ; assert_eq ! ( title item 1 title ) ; } Ok ( ( ) ) }
When argument is a directory, the files within it should be
ordered according to the track numbers in the album.
When argument is a directory the files within it should be ordered according to the track numbers in the album .