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

        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
// and random creation times.
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
and random creation times.
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 and random creation times .
fn album_with_random_ctime() -> Result<()> {
        gst::init()?;
        let args = args(&[testcases().join("album_with_random_ctime")]);
        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_random_ctime ( ) -> 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 .