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-- Unit checks for custom/extensions/syntax-highlight.lua, run under a
-- standalone Lua by t0502-syntax-highlight.sh with the script path as the
-- first argument. The filter remembers whether the lexers loaded for the
-- life of the interpreter, so the two sides of that split are two runs of
-- this file. In highlight mode the shell points CGIT_SCINTILLUA_PATH at the
-- fake-lexers directory beside this file and every path through a working
-- lexer is checked, and in nolexers mode it points at an empty directory so
-- the escaped fallback is what everything renders through.

local test_directory = arg[0]:match("^(.*)/") or "."
local h = dofile(test_directory .. "/harness.lua")

local script = arg[1]
local mode = arg[2] or "highlight"

h.load(script)

local function render(filename, text)
	return h.run({ filename }, { text })
end

if mode == "nolexers" then
	local out, ret = render("hello.fake", "if 42")
	h.equals("without lexers source is served escaped", out, "if 42")
	h.equals("close answers zero", ret, 0)

	out = render("hello.fake", "a <b> & c")
	h.equals("the fallback escapes markup", out, "a &lt;b&gt; &amp; c")

	-- Large output leaves in slices, and a byte lost at a boundary would
	-- put the line numbers beside it out of step, so the whole escaped
	-- blob has to come back intact across several slices.
	out = render("big.fake", string.rep("x<y>", 30000))
	h.equals("slicing loses nothing at the boundaries", out, string.rep("x&lt;y&gt;", 30000))

	out = render("hello.fake", "a\rb\vc\fd\r\ne")
	h.equals("the fallback escapes what a browser breaks at", out,
		"a<span class='escape'>\\r</span>b<span class='escape'>\\v</span>c" ..
		"<span class='escape'>\\f</span>d\ne")

	-- The line separator starts on the last byte of the first slice, and
	-- its other two bytes would land in the next one.
	out = render("big.fake", string.rep("x", 64 * 1024 - 1) .. "\226\128\168y")
	h.equals("a separator across a slice boundary is still escaped", out,
		string.rep("x", 64 * 1024 - 1) .. "<span class='escape'>\\u2028</span>y")

	h.finish()
end

local out, ret = render("hello.fake", "if 42 'hi' & zz")
h.contains("keywords are wrapped in their class", out, "<span class='hl-keyword'>if</span>")
h.contains("numbers are wrapped in their class", out, "<span class='hl-number'>42</span>")
h.contains("a dotted tag maps by its first component", out, "<span class='hl-string'>'hi'</span>")
h.contains("bytes between tokens are escaped", out, " &amp; ")
h.contains("later tokens still highlight", out, "<span class='hl-keyword'>zz</span>")
h.equals("close answers zero", ret, 0)

out = render("hello.fake", "$color :hover")
h.contains("a css property takes the number class", out, "<span class='hl-number'>$color</span>")
h.contains("a css pseudo-class takes the function class", out, "<span class='hl-func'>:hover</span>")

out = h.run({ "split.fake" }, { "i", "f" })
h.equals("writes are joined before lexing", out, "<span class='hl-keyword'>if</span>")

-- The short lexer tags four bytes and stops, and every byte after it still
-- has to reach the page.
out = render("cut.short", "abcd<ef>")
h.equals("a lexer stopping early leaves an escaped tail", out, "<span class='hl-keyword'>abcd</span>&lt;ef&gt;")

out = render("boom.badlex", "some <code>")
h.equals("a lexer that raises falls back to escaped text", out, "some &lt;code&gt;")

-- The viadetect lexer name only resolves through detect(), so highlighted
-- output proves the detection path ran ahead of the extension path.
out = render("script.viadetect", "if")
h.equals("filename detection picks the lexer", out, "<span class='hl-keyword'>if</span>")

out = render("post-receive", "#!/usr/bin/fake\nif")
h.contains("a shebang picks the lexer of a file with no extension", out,
	"<span class='hl-keyword'>if</span>")

out = render("tool.py", "import <x>")
h.equals("an extension with no lexer serves escaped text", out, "import &lt;x&gt;")

out = render("noextension", "words <here>")
h.equals("a file with no extension serves escaped text", out, "words &lt;here&gt;")

-- The line numbers beside the code count line feeds alone, so each character
-- a browser would start a line at is an escape, and CR LF reaches the page as
-- the line feed a browser would have made of it.
out = render("hello.fake", "if\r42\vzz\f'a'\r\nif")
h.equals("what a browser breaks at is escaped between tokens", out,
	"<span class='hl-keyword'>if</span><span class='escape'>\\r</span>" ..
	"<span class='hl-number'>42</span><span class='escape'>\\v</span>" ..
	"<span class='hl-keyword'>zz</span><span class='escape'>\\f</span>" ..
	"<span class='hl-string'>'a'</span>\n<span class='hl-keyword'>if</span>")

-- The fake lexer hands back every byte of a separator as a token of its own.
out = render("hello.fake", "a\194\133b\226\128\168c\226\128\169d")
h.equals("a separator split between tokens is escaped whole", out,
	"<span class='hl-keyword'>a</span><span class='escape'>\\u0085</span>" ..
	"<span class='hl-keyword'>b</span><span class='escape'>\\u2028</span>" ..
	"<span class='hl-keyword'>c</span><span class='escape'>\\u2029</span>" ..
	"<span class='hl-keyword'>d</span>")

out = render("big.fake", string.rep("a", 512 * 1024 + 1))
h.excludes("an oversized blob skips the lexing pass", out, "<span")
h.equals("and still arrives whole", #out, 512 * 1024 + 1)

out, ret = render("empty.fake", "")
h.equals("an empty blob renders empty", out, "")
h.equals("an empty blob still answers zero", ret, 0)

-- cgit's C sink stops at the first NUL byte, which the script documents for
-- binaries that slip past the text detection.
out = render("blob.bin", "ab\0cd")
h.contains("bytes before a nul survive", out, "ab")
h.excludes("bytes after a nul are dropped", out, "cd")

h.finish()