xref: /freebsd/tests/sys/kern/tty/test_recanon.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)

local TTYINQ_DATASIZE = 128
local scream = string.rep("A", TTYINQ_DATASIZE - 1)

local function ncanon()
	stty("lflag", nil, tty.lflag.ICANON)
end

local function canon()
	stty("lflag", tty.lflag.ICANON)
end

spawn("readsz", "-e")
ncanon()

-- Fill up a whole block with screaming + VEOF; when it gets recanonicalized,
-- the next line should be pointing to the beginning of the next block.
write(scream .. "^D")

canon()
match(scream .. "$")

-- The same as above, but spilling VEOF over to the next block.
spawn("readsz", "-e")
ncanon()

write(scream .. "A^D")

canon()
match(scream .. "A$")

-- We'll do it again, except with one character spilled over to the next block
-- before we recanonicalize.  We should then have the scream, followed by a
-- partial line containing the spill over.
spawn("cat")
ncanon()

write(scream .. "^DZ")

canon()
match(scream .. "$")

-- Sending "B^D" should give us "ZB" to make sure that we didn't lose anything
-- at the beginning of the next block.

write("B^D")
match("^ZB$")

-- Next we'll VEOF at the beginning.
spawn("readsz", "-e")
ncanon()

write("^D")
match("^$")

-- Finally, we'll trigger recanonicalization with an empty buffer.  This one is
-- just about avoiding a panic.
spawn("true")

ncanon()
canon()
release()
eof()

spawn("readsz", "-c", "1")

write("Test^Dfoo")
ncanon()

match("^Test\x04foo$")

-- Finally, swap VEOF out with ^F; before recent changes, we would remain
-- canonicalized at Test^D and the kernel would block on it unless a short
-- buffer was used since VEOF would not appear within the canonicalized bit.
spawn("readsz", "-c", 1)

write("Test^DLine^F")
stty("cc", {
	VEOF = "^F"
})

match("^Test\x04Line$")