%description:
Test that "package.ned" is found by directory names and NOT by package names.

We create two directory trees (NED source folders) with modules and package.ned
in each, and verify that simple module namespace is taken from each dirtree's
own package.ned file, even though the packages declared in the package.ned
files are the same.


%file: a/package.ned
package org.omnetpp.test;
@namespace(a);

%file: a/pkg/Source.ned
package org.omnetpp.test.pkg;
simple Source { }  // C++ class is a::Source

%file: b/package.ned
package org.omnetpp.test;
@namespace(b);

%file: b/pkg/Sink.ned
package org.omnetpp.test.pkg;
simple Sink { }  // C++ class is b::Sink

%file: c/package.ned
package org.omnetpp.test;
// no @namespace

%file: c/pkg/Casdf.ned
package org.omnetpp.test.pkg;
simple Casdf { }  // C++ class is ::Casdf

// note: NO d/package.ned
%file: d/pkg/Dumb.ned
package pkg;
simple Dumb { }  // C++ class is ::Dumb

%file: a/pkg/Source.cc
#include <omnetpp.h>

using namespace omnetpp;
namespace a {
class Source : public cSimpleModule { };
Define_Module(Source);
};

%file: b/pkg/Sink.cc
#include <omnetpp.h>

using namespace omnetpp;
namespace b {
class Sink : public cSimpleModule { };
Define_Module(Sink);
};

%file: c/pkg/Casdf.cc
#include <omnetpp.h>

using namespace omnetpp;
class Casdf : public cSimpleModule { };
Define_Module(Casdf);

%file: d/pkg/Dumb.cc
#include <omnetpp.h>

using namespace omnetpp;
class Dumb : public cSimpleModule { };
Define_Module(Dumb);

%file: t/Test.ned
import org.omnetpp.test.pkg.*;
import pkg.Dumb;

network Test {
    submodules:
        source : Source;
        sink: Sink;
        casdf: Casdf;
        dumb: Dumb;
}

%network: Test

%env: NEDPATH=a;b;c;d;t

%#contains-regex: stdout