# acme 1-2/1-3 chords in a file pane: with the left button holding a drag
# selection, tapping middle Cuts it into the snarf (yank) register; tapping
# right Pastes the register (replacing the selection, or splicing at a bare
# click point); cut then paste in ONE hold nets out to copy/Snarf. The left
# release after a chord is inert (the cursor stays where the op left it).
# Also the cancel chords: tapping right during a middle (execute) drag or
# left during a right (look) drag cancels the gesture entirely.
lines f.txt 5
lines g.txt 2
# Source-local column splitting deliberately leaves the unrelated right
# column wide. Give the caller half enough cells that the selected
# `echo B''OO g.txt` remains one displayed row; this test is about chords, not
# soft-wrap traversal.
start 30 120 -n 3
wait 8000 f.txt
stable 700 20000
# open f.txt: click a body spot, type the name, look it
press left 5 8
release left 5 8
stable 400 5000
key i
text f.txt
key esc
settle 100
stable 400 5000
press right 6 8
release right 6 8
wait 10000 line 3
stable 700 15000
snap opened
# 1-2 Cut: left-drag over "line" on line 2, tap middle while holding
press left 8 4
drag left 11 4
press middle 11 4
release middle 11 4
release left 11 4
stable 400 5000
snap cut
# 1-2 then 1-3 in one hold = copy: line 3 keeps its text, register loaded
press left 8 5
drag left 11 5
press middle 11 5
release middle 11 5
press right 11 5
release right 11 5
release left 11 5
stable 400 5000
snap copied
# 1-3 at a bare click point: hold left past the end of line 4, tap right —
# the register splices in at the click
press left 14 6
press right 14 6
release right 14 6
release left 14 6
stable 400 5000
snap pointpaste
# 1-3 over a fresh selection replaces it with the register
press left 9 7
drag left 11 7
press right 11 7
release right 11 7
release left 11 7
stable 400 5000
snap replaced
# arm the cancel tests: append `echo B''OO g.txt` to line 2
press left 10 4
release left 10 4
stable 400 5000
key i
text echo B''OO g.txt
key esc
settle 100
stable 400 5000
# 2-3 cancel (acme textselect2): tap right during the middle execute-drag
# over `echo B''OO` — the command never runs (no BOO anywhere)
press middle 10 4
drag middle 19 4
press right 19 4
release right 19 4
release middle 19 4
stable 700 8000
snap cancelexec
# the same drag released clean proves the word was live: BOO appears
press middle 10 4
drag middle 19 4
release middle 19 4
wait 10000 BOO
stable 700 10000
snap execafter
# 3-1 cancel (acme textselect3): tap left during the right look-drag over
# g.txt — no pane opens
press right 21 4
drag right 25 4
press left 25 4
release left 25 4
release right 25 4
stable 700 8000
snap cancellook
# the same look released clean opens g.txt
press right 21 4
drag right 25 4
release right 25 4
wait 10000 line 2
stable 700 10000
snap lookafter
# a fresh left click dismisses the chord's leftover selection instead of
# dragging the anchored span to the click: copy `line` on f.txt line 1
# (styled snap shows the selection), then click the next row (it's gone)
press left 8 6
drag left 11 6
press middle 11 6
release middle 11 6
press right 11 6
release right 11 6
release left 11 6
stable 400 5000
snapstyle chordsel
press left 8 7
release left 8 7
stable 400 5000
snapstyle clickdismiss
# tty paste chord: a mouse-listening app gets the click forwarded (SGR,
# body-relative) then the register between bracketed-paste markers —
# cat -v prints the received bytes visibly
press left 35 11
release left 35 11
stable 400 5000
key c-b
stable 600 8000
text stty -icanon -echo; printf '\x1b[?2004h\x1b[?1000h\x1b[?1006h'; cat -v
key enter
stable 700 8000
press left 40 12
press right 40 12
release right 40 12
release left 40 12
stable 700 8000
snap ttyprobe
# a plain prompt (mouse modes off) gets no click bytes — just the paste;
# readline's own 2004 strips the markers and inserts the register text
key c-c
stable 600 8000
text stty sane; printf '\x1b[?1000l\x1b[?1006l'
key enter
stable 600 8000
press left 40 12
press right 40 12
release right 40 12
release left 40 12
stable 700 8000
snap ttyprompt