basic.vader

Include: env_setup.vader
Include: text_setup.vader

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""
" Tests include the following
" - Add Debugging string when I am in a line that has text + make sure the
"   counter advances
" - Add Debugging string when I am on an empty line
" - Add a variable debugging string when I am in a line that has text
After ():
  " Log(&filetype)
  execute l1_text - 1
  AssertEqual getline('.'), "And each in your season", "Current line contents don't match"
  :normal ,ds
  :normal .
  execute l1_notext
  AssertEqual getline('.'), '', "Current line is not empty"
  :normal ,ds
  execute l1_text_var - 1
  execute ":normal ,dSa**2 + b**2\<CR>"

  execute l1_text
  AssertEqual getline('.'), FormatStrForExpectedLine(GetFileForLang(&filetype, 1), l1_text, 0)
  execute l2_text
  AssertEqual getline('.'), FormatStrForExpectedLine(GetFileForLang(&filetype, 1), l2_text, 1)
  execute l1_notext
  AssertEqual getline('.'), FormatStrForExpectedLine(GetFileForLang(&filetype, 1), l1_notext, 2)
  execute l1_text_var
  AssertEqual getline('.'), FormatStrForExpectedLine(GetFileForLang(&filetype, 2), l1_text_var, -1)

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""
" Test cases - one for each supported language
Execute (C):
  :set filetype=c
Execute (C++):
  :set filetype=cpp
Execute (C#):
  :set filetype=cs
Execute (CMake):
  :set filetype=cmake
Execute (Haskell):
  :set filetype=haskell
Execute (Java):
  :set filetype=java
Execute (Javascript):
  :set filetype=javascript
Execute (Typescript):
  :set filetype=typescript
Execute (Python):
  :set filetype=python
Execute (R):
  :set filetype=r
" For some reason putting this block after `Python` or `Ruby` makes this test
" crash... no sensible explanation, should be a Vader bug.
Execute (Rust):
  :set filetype=rust
Execute (Ruby):
  :set filetype=ruby
Execute (Shell):
  :set filetype=sh
Execute (Zsh):
  :set filetype=zsh
Execute (Vim):
  :set filetype=vim
Execute (Fortran):
  :set filetype=fortran
Execute (Go):
  :set filetype=go
Execute (Arduino):
  :set filetype=arduino
Execute (Makefile):
  :set filetype=make
Execute (Dockerfile):
  :set filetype=Dockerfile
Execute (Lua):
  :set filetype=lua

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