# vim: set filetype=expect:
#
# General tests that don't belong elsewhere

spawn $fish

expect_prompt

# ensure the Apple key () is typeable
send_line "echo "
expect_prompt "" {} unmatched {
    puts stderr "Couldn't type apple key ()"
}

# check that history is returned in the right order (#2028)
# this hist_command nonsense is the cleanest way to send the $ char
set hist_command "echo \$history\[1\]"

# first send 'echo stuff'
send_line "echo stuff"
expect_prompt "stuff" {} unmatched {
    puts stderr "Couldn't find expected output 'stuff'"
}

# last history item should be 'echo stuff'
send_line $hist_command
expect_prompt "echo stuff" {} unmatched {
    puts stderr "Couldn't find expected output 'echo stuff'"
}

# last history command should be the one that printed the history
send_line $hist_command
expect_prompt -re {echo .history.*} {} unmatched {
    puts stderr "Couldn't find expected output $hist_command"
}

# Backslashes at end of comments (#1255)
# This backslash should NOT cause the line to continue
send_line "echo -n #comment\\"
expect_prompt