fish-shell/tests/test4.in
ridiculousfish d5f3a09ce9 Make 'set -ql' search up to function scope
Previously 'set -ql' would only look for variables in the
immediate local scope. This was not very useful. It's also
arguably surprising, since a 'set -l' in a function, followed
by a 'set -ql' in a child block, would fail. There was also no
way to check for a function-scoped variable, since omitting the
scope would also pull in global variables.

We could revisit this and introduce an explicit function scope.

Fixes #2502
2015-10-23 15:15:39 -07:00

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#Test scoping rules for functions
set -e smurf
function setter
set smurf green
end
function unsetter
set -e smurf
end
function call1
set smurf blue; setter; if test $smurf = blue; echo Test 1 pass; else; echo Test 1 fail; end
end
function call2
set smurf blue; unsetter; if test $smurf = blue; echo Test 2 pass; else; echo Test 2 fail; end
end
call1
call2
function call3
setter; if test $smurf = green; echo Test 3 pass; else; echo Test 3 fail; end
end
function call4
unsetter; if not set -q smurf; echo Test 4 pass; else; echo Test 4 fail; end
end
set -g smurf yellow
call3
call4
set -l foo 1
set -g bar 2
set -U baz 3
set -l -q foo
if test $status -ne 0
echo Test 5 fail
else
echo Test 5 pass
end;
if not set -g -q bar
echo Test 6 fail
else
echo Test 6 pass
end;
if not set -U -q baz
echo Test 7 fail
else
echo Test 7 pass
end;
set -u -l -q foo
if test $status -ne 0
echo Test 8 fail
else
echo Test 8 pass
end;
if not set -u -g -q bar
echo Test 9 fail
else
echo Test 9 pass
end;
if not set -u -U -q baz
echo Test 10 fail
else
echo Test 10 pass
end;
set -x -l -q foo
if test $status -eq 0
echo Test 11 fail
else
echo Test 11 pass
end;
if set -x -g -q bar
echo Test 12 fail
else
echo Test 12 pass
end;
if set -x -U -q baz
echo Test 13 fail
else
echo Test 13 pass
end;
set -x -l foo 1
set -x -g bar 2
set -x -U baz 3
set -l -q foo
if test $status -ne 0
echo Test 14 fail
else
echo Test 14 pass
end;
if not set -g -q bar
echo Test 15 fail
else
echo Test 15 pass
end;
if not set -U -q baz
echo Test 16 fail
else
echo Test 16 pass
end;
set -u -l -q foo
if test $status -ne 1
echo Test 17 fail
else
echo Test 17 pass
end;
if set -u -g -q bar
echo Test 18 fail
else
echo Test 18 pass
end;
if set -u -U -q baz
echo Test 19 fail
else
echo Test 19 pass
end;
set -x -l -q foo
if test $status -ne 0
echo Test 20 fail
else
echo Test 20 pass
end;
if not set -x -g -q bar
echo Test 21 fail
else
echo Test 21 pass
end;
if not set -x -U -q baz
echo Test 22 fail
else
echo Test 22 pass
end;
set -U -e baz
echo "Verify subcommand statuses"
echo (false) $status (true) $status (false) $status
echo "Verify that set passes through exit status, except when passed -n or -q or -e"
false ; set foo bar ; echo 1 $status # passthrough
true ; set foo bar ; echo 2 $status # passthrough
false ; set -q foo ; echo 3 $status # no passthrough
true ; set -q foo ; echo 4 $status # no passthrough
false ; set -n > /dev/null ; echo 5 $status # no passthrough
false ; set -e foo ; echo 6 $status # no passthrough
true ; set -e foo ; echo 7 $status # no passthrough
false ; set -h > /dev/null ; echo 8 $status # no passthrough
true ; set -NOT_AN_OPTION 2> /dev/null ; echo 9 $status # no passthrough
false ; set foo (echo A; true) ; echo 10 $status $foo
true ; set foo (echo B; false) ; echo 11 $status $foo
true
echo "Verify set -ql behavior" # see 2502
function setql_check
set -l setql_foo val
if set -ql setql_foo
echo Pass
else
echo Fail
end
end
setql_check