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# frozen_string_literal: true
require "test_helper"
module Byebug
#
# Tests for continue command
#
class ContinueTest < TestCase
def program
strip_line_numbers <<-RUBY
1: module Byebug
2: #
3: # Toy class to test continue command.
4: #
5: class #{example_class}
6: def add_four(num)
7: num + 4
8: end
9: end
10:
11: byebug
12:
13: b = 5
14: c = b + 5
15: #{example_class}.new.add_four(c)
16: eval("c")
17: end
RUBY
end
def test_continues_until_the_end_if_no_line_specified_and_no_breakpoints
enter "continue"
debug_code(program) { assert_program_finished }
end
def test_continues_until_the_end_if_used_with_bang
with_mode(:attached) do
enter "break 14", "continue!"
debug_code(program) { assert_program_finished }
end
end
def test_continues_until_the_end_if_used_with_unconditionally
with_mode(:attached) do
enter "break 14", "continue unconditionally"
debug_code(program) { assert_program_finished }
end
end
def test_stops_byebug_after_continue
enter "continue"
debug_code(program) { assert_equal false, Byebug.started? }
end
def test_continues_up_to_breakpoint_if_no_line_specified
enter "break 14", "continue"
debug_code(program) { assert_equal 14, frame.line }
end
def test_works_in_abbreviated_mode_too
enter "break 14", "cont"
debug_code(program) { assert_equal 14, frame.line }
end
def test_continues_up_to_the_specified_line
enter "cont 14"
debug_code(program) { assert_equal 14, frame.line }
end
def test_ignores_the_command_if_specified_line_is_not_valid
enter "cont 100"
debug_code(program) { assert_equal 13, frame.line }
end
def test_shows_error_if_specified_line_is_not_valid
enter "cont 100"
debug_code(program)
check_error_includes "Line 100 is not a valid stopping point in file"
end
def test_tracing_after_set_linetrace_and_continue
with_setting :linetrace, false do
enter "set linetrace", "cont"
debug_code(program)
check_output_includes "Tracing: #{example_path}:14 c = b + 5"
end
end
if Gem.ruby_version < Gem::Version.new("3.3.a")
def test_linetrace_does_not_show_a_line_in_eval_context
with_setting :linetrace, true do
enter "cont"
debug_code(program)
check_output_includes "Tracing: (eval):1"
end
end
else
def test_linetrace_shows_a_line_in_eval_context
with_setting :linetrace, true do
enter "cont"
debug_code(program)
check_output_includes "Tracing: (eval at #{example_path}:16):1"
end
end
end
end
class ContinueUnconditionallyWithByebugCallsTest < TestCase
def program
strip_line_numbers <<-RUBY
1: module Byebug
2: byebug
3:
4: b = 5
5:
6: byebug
7:
8: c = b + 5
9:
10: d = c + 5
11: end
RUBY
end
def test_continues_until_the_end_ignoring_byebug_calls_if_used_with_bang
with_mode(:attached) do
enter "continue!"
debug_code(program) { assert_program_finished }
end
end
def test_continues_until_the_end_ignoring_byebug_calls_if_used_with_unconditionally
with_mode(:attached) do
enter "continue unconditionally"
debug_code(program) { assert_program_finished }
end
end
end
end
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