def runTests(tests,results,ins):

def runTests(tests,results,ins,recurse=0,seen_base_classes=[]):

  for j in tests:

  inh_re = re.compile("^inherit (.*)")

    j.reset()

  for i in ins.readlines():

  # don't reset things if we're an included parent class

  if recurse == 0:

      j.checkLine(i)

      j.reset()

  for i in ins.readlines():

    # check to see if this is an inherit instruction

    # if it is, recurse into this function

    # this causes the "include" behavior

    inh = inh_re.match(i);

    if inh:

      base_classes = inh.group(1).split(" ")

      for base_class in base_classes:

	# make sure we haven't seen this guy before

	# i don't think we should include things twice

	# should this ever even happen?

	ok_to_include = 1

	for already_seen in seen_base_classes:

	  if base_class == already_seen:

            ok_to_include = 0

	if ok_to_include == 1:

          inh_file = open("/usr/portage/eclass/" + base_class + ".eclass","r")

	  seen_base_classes.append(base_class)

	  runTests(tests,results,inh_file,1,seen_base_classes)

	#else:

	#  print "NOT RE-INHERITING: " + base_class

    # or maybe this is a regular line. if so just parse it

    else:

      for j in tests:

        j.checkLine(i)

  # bug out if we're just an included parent class

  if recurse == 1:

    return