def testCanParseWithErrors(self):
parser = cmd_line.CommandLineParser('10$foo')
rv = parser.parse_cmd_line()
expected = dict(
range=None,
commands=[],
errors=['E492 Not an editor command.']
)
self.assertEqual(rv, expected)
def testCanParseBangCommand(self):
parser = cmd_line.CommandLineParser('!')
rv = parser.parse_cmd_line()
expected_range = cmd_line.default_range_info.copy()
expected = dict(
range=expected_range,
commands=[{"cmd":"!", "args":"", "forced": False}],
errors=[],
)
self.assertEqual(rv, expected)
def testCanParseCommandWithArgs(self):
parser = cmd_line.CommandLineParser('foo! bar 100')
rv = parser.parse_cmd_line()
expected_range = cmd_line.default_range_info.copy()
expected = dict(
range=expected_range,
commands=[{"cmd":"foo", "args":"bar 100", "forced": True}],
errors=[]
)
self.assertEqual(rv, expected)
def testCanParseCommandWithArgsAndRange(self):
parser = cmd_line.CommandLineParser('100foo! bar 100')
rv = parser.parse_cmd_line()
expected_range = cmd_line.default_range_info.copy()
expected_range['left_offset'] = 100
expected_range['text_range'] = '100'
expected = dict(
range=expected_range,
commands=[{"cmd":"foo", "args":"bar 100", "forced": True}],
errors=[],
)
self.assertEqual(rv, expected)