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#!/usr/bin/env tesh
p This is a basic test
< TOTO \
TUTU
$ mkfile tmp_fich
$ cat tmp_fich
> TOTO TUTU
! expect return 2
! output ignore
< $ cat tmp_fich
< > TUTU TOTO
$ ${bindir:=.}/tesh
$ rm tmp_fich
p And now, some multilines examples
p Really basic multiline
< a
< b
< c
< d
$ mkfile tmp_fich
$ cat tmp_fich
> a
> b
> c
> d
$ sed -n '$=' tmp_fich
> 4
$ rm tmp_fich
p Now, check for spaces in input
p * leading and trailing spaces...
< a
< b
< c
$ sed 's/ /_/g'
> __a
> _b_
> c__
p * empty lines...
< a
<
< c
$ sed '2s/^/b/'
> a
> b
> c
<
< b
< c
$ sed '1s/^/a/'
> a
> b
> c
p Now that input should be good, check for spaces in output
p * leading spaces...
< _x
$ sed 's/_/ /'
> x
! expect return 2
! output ignore
< < _x
< $ sed 's/_/ /'
< > x
$ ${bindir:=.}/tesh
! expect return 2
! output ignore
< < x
< $ cat
< > x
$ ${bindir:=.}/tesh
p * trailing spaces...
< x_
$ sed 's/_/ /'
> x
! expect return 2
! output ignore
< < x_
< $ sed 's/_/ /'
< > x
$ ${bindir:=.}/tesh
! expect return 2
! output ignore
< < x
< $ cat
< > x
$ ${bindir:=.}/tesh
p * empty lines...
< a
<
< c
$ cat
> a
>
> c
! expect return 2
! output ignore
< < a
< <
< < c
< $ cat
< > a
< > c
$ ${bindir:=.}/tesh
! expect return 2
! output ignore
< < a
< < c
< $ cat
< > a
< >
< > c
$ ${bindir:=.}/tesh
<
< b
< c
$ cat
>
> b
> c
! expect return 2
! output ignore
< <
< < b
< < c
< $ cat
< > b
< > c
$ ${bindir:=.}/tesh
! expect return 2
! output ignore
< < b
< < c
< $ cat
< >
< > b
< > c
$ ${bindir:=.}/tesh
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