test/snapshots/headersweep.snap


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# A middle sweep over a column's tag or the workspace's runs what it swept,
# as it does over a pane's tag: highlighted while the button is held, run
# when it comes up. Both headers used to run the word under the PRESS, on
# the press, so a sweep of `echo SWEPT-COL` ran a bare `echo`. A right sweep
# looks for what it swept the same way, and the other button cancels.
file hay.txt ZQNEEDLE
start 21 120 -n 3
wait 8000 Newcol
stable 700 20000
# the column tag: type a command onto it, then sweep the whole command
press left 50 2
release left 50 2
key space
text echo SW''EPT-COL
key esc
settle 100
press middle @echo 2
drag middle @echo+8 2
stable 300 5000
snapstyle col-sweeping
drag middle @echo+16 2
release middle @echo+16 2
wait 8000 SWEPT-COL
stable 700 15000
snap col-swept
# the workspace tag, the same
press left 110 1
release left 110 1
key space
text echo SW''EPT-WS
key esc
settle 100
press middle @echo 1
drag middle @echo+15 1
release middle @echo+15 1
wait 8000 SWEPT-WS
stable 700 15000
snap ws-swept
# a right sweep over part of a word looks for the part: `hay.txt` opens,
# where a click would look for all of `xxhay.txtxx`
press left 118 1
release left 118 1
key space
text xxhay.txtxx
key esc
settle 100
press right @xxhay.txtxx+2 1
drag right @xxhay.txtxx+9 1
release right @xxhay.txtxx+9 1
wait 8000 ZQNEEDLE
stable 700 15000
snap ws-looked
# the look button tapped during a middle sweep cancels it: nothing runs
press middle @echo 2
drag middle @echo+16 2
press right @echo+16 2
release right @echo+16 2
release middle @echo+16 2
stable 700 15000
snap cancelled
# for comparison, a select sweep over the second column's tag selects, in
# the tag's selection colours, and runs nothing
press left @Find#2 2
drag left @Grep#2+4 2
release left @Grep#2+4 2
stable 700 15000
snapstyle selected