Fix forgotten beakerlibism of rlFileSubmit()

src/jat_dump.sh.skel

@@ -60,13 +60,13 @@ JAT_DUMP__HEXCMD=${JAT_DUMP__HEXCMD:-hexdump -C}
 
 
 #
-# Limit in lines before rlFileSubmit is used instead of printing
+# Limit in lines before jat__submit() is used instead of printing
 #
 JAT_DUMP__LIMIT_L=${JAT_DUMP__LIMIT_L:-100}
 
 
 #
-# Limit in bytes before rlFileSubmit is used instead of printing
+# Limit in bytes before jat__submit() is used instead of printing
 #
 JAT_DUMP__LIMIT_B=${JAT_DUMP__LIMIT_B:-10000}
 
@@ -89,7 +89,7 @@ jat_dump__file() {
     #
     # Print contents of given file(s) to the main TESTOUT.log
     # using jat_log* functions and adding BEGIN/END delimiters.
-    # If a file is too big, use rlFileSubmit instead.  If a file
+    # If a file is too big, use jat__submit() instead.  If a file
     # is binary, pipe it through `hexdump -C`.
     #
     # Options:
@@ -100,7 +100,7 @@ jat_dump__file() {
     #   *  -b BYTES, --max-bytes BYTES
     #   *  -l LINES, --max-lines LINES
     #               set limit to lines or bytes; if file is bigger,
-    #               use rlFileSubmit instead
+    #               use jat__submit() instead
     #   *  -I, --info
     #   *  -E, --error
     #   *  -D, --debug
@@ -186,12 +186,12 @@ jat_dump__pipe() {
     # Cache contents of stream given on STDIN and print them to
     # the main TESTOUT.log using jat__log* functions and adding
     # BEGIN/END delimiters.  If the content is too big, use
-    # rlFileSubmit instead.  If the content is binary, pipe it
+    # jat__submit() instead.  If the content is binary, pipe it
     # through `hexdump -C`.
     #
     # NAME will appear along with pipe content delimiters,  and
     # if a limit is reached, will be used as name for file to
-    # store using rlFileSubmit.  NAME will be generated if
+    # store using jat__submit().  NAME will be generated if
     # omitted.
     #
     # Options:
@@ -202,7 +202,7 @@ jat_dump__pipe() {
     #   *  -b BYTES, --max-bytes BYTES
     #   *  -l LINES, --max-lines LINES
     #               set limit to lines or bytes; if file is bigger,
-    #               use rlFileSubmit instead
+    #               use jat__submit() instead
     #   *  -I, --info
     #   *  -E, --error
     #   *  -D, --debug
@@ -289,7 +289,7 @@ __jat_dump__logobj() {
     # Dump the object type $1 from $2, or save it under name $3
     #
     # Type can be FILE, HEXDUMP or PIPE.  If object is too big to dump
-    # to log, it will be submitted using rlFileSubmit. in that case
+    # to log, it will be submitted using jat__submit(). in that case
     # $3 may be specified as alternative name.
     #
     # In case of HEXDUMP, path to original file must be specified
@@ -308,7 +308,7 @@ __jat_dump__logobj() {
     local oname=${3:-$opath}    # chosen name
     local oorig=$4              # original file in case of HEXDUMP
     local bloat=""              # human description of limit excess; empty
-                                # .. means OK to dump to log; else use rlFileSubmit
+                                # .. means OK to dump to log; else use jat__submit()
     local lline=""              # logged line
 
     oname="$(tr / - <<<"$oname")"
@@ -344,16 +344,16 @@ __jat_dump__logobj() {
         case $otype in
             FILE)
                 jat__log_info "not dumping, file has too many $bloat: $opath"
-                rlFileSubmit -- "$opath" "$oname"
+                jat__submit "$opath" "$oname"
                 ;;
             PIPE)
                 jat__log_info "not dumping, pipe has too many $bloat: $oname"
-                rlFileSubmit -- "$opath" "$oname.pipe"
+                jat__submit "$opath" "$oname.pipe"
                 ;;
             HEXDUMP)
                 jat__log_info "not dumping, hexdump is too long for: $oorig"
-                rlFileSubmit -- "$opath" "$oname.hex"
-                rlFileSubmit -- "$oorig" "$oname"
+                jat__submit "$opath" "$oname.hex"
+                jat__submit "$oorig" "$oname"
                 ;;
         esac
     fi
@@ -380,7 +380,7 @@ __jat_dump__use_hex() {
         always) return 0 ;;
         never)  return 1 ;;
         auto)   __jat_dump__is_binary "$fpath"; return $? ;;
-        *)      rlFail "bad value of JAT_DUMP__HEXMODE: $hexmode" ;;
+        *)      jat__log_error "bad value of JAT_DUMP__HEXMODE: $hexmode" ;;
     esac
 }