xref: /freebsd/tests/sys/kern/tty/test_canon.orch (revision 096c39fae4ad5135a317925d8749b7d83f65ebf8)

#!/usr/bin/env -S porch -f
--
-- Copyright (c) 2024 Kyle Evans <kevans@FreeBSD.org>
--
-- SPDX-License-Identifier: BSD-2-Clause
--

timeout(3)

spawn("cat")

write "Complete\r"
match "Complete\r"

write "Basic\rIncomplete"
match "Basic\r"

-- We shouldn't see any of the "Incomplete" line
fail(function()
end)

match "Incomp" {
	callback = function()
		exit(1)
	end
}

fail(nil)

-- Pushing a ^D along should force a flush of the tty, cat(1) will write the
-- result without a trailing newline.
write " line^D"
match "Incomplete line$"

-- Erase!
write "Dog^H^D"
match "Do$"

-- More erase!
write "Cat Dog^W^D"
match "Cat $"

write "^D"
eof()

local function fionread_test(str, expected)
	spawn("fionread")

	write(str)
	match(expected)
end

-- Incomplete line
fionread_test("Hello", "0")
-- VEOF does not count
fionread_test("Hello^D", "5")
-- VEOF still doesn't count, even if the next line is an extra VEOF later
fionread_test("Hello^D^D", "5")
-- read(2) definitely won't return the second incomplete line
fionread_test("Hello^Dther", "5")
-- read(2) also won't return a second complete line at once
fionread_test("Hello^Dthere^D", "5")
-- Finally, send a VEOF to terminate a blank line and signal EOF in read(2)
fionread_test("^D", "0")

-- \r will instead show up in the input stream to the application, so we must
-- make sure those are counted where VEOF generally wouldn't be.
fionread_test("Hello\r", "6")
fionread_test("Hello\rther", "6")
fionread_test("Hello\rthere\r", "6")
fionread_test("\r", "1")

local function readsz_test(str, arg, expected)
	spawn("readsz", table.unpack(arg))

	if type(str) == "table" then
		assert(#str == 2)
		write(str[1])
		release()

		-- Give readsz a chance to consume the partial input before we send more
		-- along.
		sleep(1)
		write(str[2])
	else
		write(str)
	end
	match(expected)
end

readsz_test("partial", {"-b", 3}, "^$")
readsz_test("partial^D", {"-b", 3}, "^par$")
readsz_test("partial^D", {"-c", 1}, "^partial$")
for s = 1, #"partial" do
		readsz_test("partial^D", {"-s", s}, "^partial$")
end
-- Send part of the line, release and pause, then finish it.
readsz_test({"par", "tial^D"}, {"-c", 1}, "^partial$")
-- line is incomplete, so we'll just see the "partial" even if we want two
readsz_test("partial^Dline", {"-c", 2}, "^partial$")
readsz_test("partial^Dline^D", {"-c", 1}, "^partial$")
readsz_test("partial^Dline^D", {"-c", 2}, "^partialline$")