- assert_source_completions()
- is_bash_completion_installed_for()
This allows for cleaner invocation of tests in `lib/completions/'. For
example, `completion/perldoc.exp' now just contains:
assert_source_completions perldoc
Skeleton test files for a command can be generated with:
$ ./generate <command>
Make `assert_bash_type' reflect bash-side where `have perl' is checked,
and not perldoc, to determine whether `perldoc' completion should be
installed.
Improve test suite.
Thanks to Leonard Crestez (Alioth: #311396, Debian: #511788).
`assert_complete' is improved. It proved difficult to tell tcl to ignore
backslash escapes, e.g. the `\b' is no BACKSPACE but a literal `b'. The added
function `split_words_bash' should to the trick now.
Added function `assert_no_complete' which can also be reached by calling
`assert_complete' with an empty `expected' argument:
assert_complete "" qwerty
This mimics the old behaviour where you could reuse `_known_hosts()' as
a helper function and pass it `-a' or `-c'.
NOTE: Using `_known_hosts' as a helper function and passing options to
`_known_hosts' is deprecated: Use `_known_hosts_real' instead.
Fixed `assert_complete()' to remove an optional (partial) argument from
`cmd' when expecting `cmd + longestCommonPrefix'.
Added `prompt' argument to procs `assert_bash_exec()' &
`sync_after_int()'
Some tests failed with label `failed', which is incorrect because the
completions just weren't installed. Completions weren't installed
because the commands to complete weren't installed.
Fixed so that if commands aren't available, the tests fail with label
`unsupported'.
