Add a script to get back the information from the untested packages and put back the blue squre.

Scripts/developer_scripts/run_testsuite_with_cmake

@@ -321,6 +321,9 @@ run_test_on_platform()
   chmod 777 Installation
   cp "${CGAL_BINARY_DIR}/package_installation.log" "Installation/${TEST_REPORT}"
   
+  #call the python script to complete the results report.
+  python3 ${CGAL_DIR}/${TESTSUITE_DIR}test/get_deactivated_packages_info.py Installation/${TEST_REPORT} ${TEST_REPORT} results_${CGAL_TESTER}_${PLATFORM}.txt
+  
   rm -f $OUTPUT_FILE $OUTPUT_FILE.gz
   tar cf $OUTPUT_FILE results_${CGAL_TESTER}_${PLATFORM}.txt */"$TEST_REPORT"
   echo

Testsuite/test/get_deactivated_packages_info.py

@@ -0,0 +1,50 @@
+import sys
+import io
+import re
+import os
+
+report_file=sys.argv[1]
+report_name=sys.argv[2]
+global_report_name=sys.argv[3]
+rx=re.compile('(.*Configuring (examples|demo|test)*( in )*(test\/|examples\/|demo\/)*)\w+')
+rx_demo=re.compile('.*in demo\/')
+rx_examples=re.compile('.*in examples\/')
+
+
+#open the Installation report
+#For each NAME, check if NAME is a directory. If not, create one, create a 
+#text report, and write everything that is in the report until the next NAME
+#in it. Then, add 'NAME r' in the global report. This should allow to get all 
+#the NOTICE and other info explaining why the configuration is skiped.
+
+name=""
+is_writing=False
+global_report=open(global_report_name, "a+")
+with open(report_file, "rt") as test_report:
+  for myline in test_report:
+    m=rx.match(myline)
+    
+    if is_writing:
+      if m:
+        is_writing=False
+        test_report.close()
+        print("{label} {result}".format(label=name, result='r'), file=global_report)
+      else:
+        test_report.write(myline)
+    if not is_writing:
+      if m:
+        name=m.group(0).replace(m.group(1), "")
+        if rx_demo.match(myline):
+          name="{str}_Demo".format(str=name)
+        elif rx_examples.match(myline):
+          name="{str}_Examples".format(str=name)
+
+        if not os.path.isdir(name):
+          os.mkdir(name)
+          test_report=open("{dir}/{file}".format(dir=name, file=report_name), "w+")
+          is_writing=True
+if is_writing:
+    is_writing=False
+    test_report.close()
+    print("{label} {result}".format(label=name, result='r'), file=global_report)
+global_report.close()