fish-shell/tests/functions.in
Kurtis Rader 17dff8c569 rewrite abbr function
Rewrite the `abbr` function to store each abbreviation in a separate
variable. This greatly improves the efficiency. For the common case
it is 5x faster. For pathological cases it is upwards of 100x faster.
Most people should be able to unconditionally define abbreviations in
their config.fish without a noticable slow down.

Fixes #4048
2017-08-03 14:35:06 -07:00

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# vim: set filetype=fish:
#
# Test the `functions` builtin
function f1
end
# ==========
# Verify that `functions --details` works as expected when given too many args.
set x (functions --details f1 f2 2>&1)
if test "$x" != "functions: Expected exactly one function name for --details"
echo "Unexpected output for 'functions --details f1 f2': $x" >&2
end
# ==========
# Verify that `functions --details` works as expected when given the name of a
# known function.
set x (functions --details f1)
if test "$x" != "stdin"
echo "Unexpected output for 'functions --details f1': $x" >&2
end
# ==========
# Verify that `functions --details` works as expected when given the name of an
# unknown function.
set x (functions -D f2)
if test "$x" != "n/a"
echo "Unexpected output for 'functions --details f2': $x" >&2
end
# ==========
# Verify that `functions --details` works as expected when given the name of a
# function that could be autoloaded but isn't currently loaded.
set x (functions -D abbr)
if test (count $x) -ne 1
or not string match -q '*/share/functions/abbr.fish' "$x"
echo "Unexpected output for 'functions -D abbr': $x" >&2
end
# ==========
# Verify that `functions --verbose --details` works as expected when given the name of a
# function that was autoloaded.
set x (functions -v -D abbr)
if test (count $x) -ne 5
or not string match -q '*/share/functions/abbr.fish' $x[1]
or test $x[2] != autoloaded
or test $x[3] != 1
or test $x[4] != scope-shadowing
or test $x[5] != 'Manage abbreviations using new fish 3.0 scheme.'
echo "Unexpected output for 'functions -v -D abbr': $x" >&2
end
# ==========
# Verify that `functions --verbose --details` properly escapes a function
# with a multiline description.
function multiline_descr -d 'line 1\n
line 2 & more; way more'
end
set x (functions -v -D multiline_descr)
if test $x[5] != 'line 1\\\\n\\nline 2 & more; way more'
echo "Unexpected output for 'functions -v -D multiline_descr': $x" >&2
end