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diff --git a/test/snapshots/selregex.snap b/test/snapshots/selregex.snap new file mode 100644 index 00000000..193ab314 --- /dev/null +++ b/test/snapshots/selregex.snap @@ -0,0 +1,56 @@ +# Interactive regex selection (`s` / `S`) and the comment toggle, on a real +# file pane. hxdiff pins what they DO against a real helix, but it is headless, +# so this is the half it cannot see: the prompt living in the TAG rather than a +# popup, the matches lighting up under a pattern as it is typed, Esc putting +# back what was there, and Ctrl-c using the token this file's EXTENSION asks +# for — `//`, where a buffer with no language would get `#`. +file m.zig const one = 1;\nconst two = 2;\nconst three = 3;\n +# wide on purpose: the whole point of this script is a tag long enough to hold +# the marker AND the pattern, and a narrow pane simply truncates it away +start 24 160 m.zig +wait 8000 m.zig +stable 700 20000 +key g g +stable 400 5000 +# `%` takes the whole file, `s` arms the regex input: the marker goes into the +# tag tail after the path, and the pane is in insert mode ON THE TAG — the +# same one-line editor `/` and Find use, and nothing has moved in the body yet. +key % +key s +stable 400 5000 +snap prompt-armed +# ...and now the point: the selection follows the pattern as it is typed. Three +# `const` runs light up with Enter nowhere near, and the colours ARE the +# feature — the primary bright, the other two dim, each with its own cursor. +text const +stable 400 5000 +snap preview +snapstyle preview +key enter +stable 400 5000 +snap three-selected +snapstyle three-selected +# a second `s` narrows the three to one `t` apiece... +key s +text t +stable 400 5000 +snap narrowed +# the grid text cannot show a selection, so this is where the styles carry the +# whole point: three one-cell ranges here, three five-cell ones after the Esc +snapstyle narrowed +# ...and Esc throws that away for the selection the prompt opened on, which is +# free: the preview is re-derived from that snapshot on every keystroke, so +# cancelling is just applying the empty pattern. +key esc +settle 100 +stable 400 5000 +snap esc-restores +snapstyle esc-restores +# Ctrl-c comments every line the three cursors touch — one decision for the +# whole selection, not one per cursor — and again to take it back off. +key c-c +stable 400 5000 +snap commented +key c-c +stable 400 5000 +snap uncommented |