patch 8.1.1826: tests use hand coded feature and option checks
Problem: Tests use hand coded feature and option checks.
Solution: Use the commands from check.vim in more tests.
diff --git a/src/testdir/test_startup.vim b/src/testdir/test_startup.vim
index 6b678fb..ceee044 100644
--- a/src/testdir/test_startup.vim
+++ b/src/testdir/test_startup.vim
@@ -2,6 +2,7 @@
source shared.vim
source screendump.vim
+source check.vim
" Check that loading startup.vim works.
func Test_startup_script()
@@ -262,10 +263,9 @@
" Test the -V[N] argument to set the 'verbose' option to [N]
func Test_V_arg()
- if has('gui_running')
- " Can't catch the output of gvim.
- return
- endif
+ " Can't catch the output of gvim.
+ CheckNotGui
+
let out = system(GetVimCommand() . ' --clean -es -X -V0 -c "set verbose?" -cq')
call assert_equal(" verbose=0\n", out)
@@ -395,10 +395,9 @@
endfunc
func Test_invalid_args()
- if !has('unix') || has('gui_running')
- " can't get output of Vim.
- return
- endif
+ " must be able to get the output of Vim.
+ CheckUnix
+ CheckNotGui
for opt in ['-Y', '--does-not-exist']
let out = split(system(GetVimCommand() .. ' ' .. opt), "\n")
@@ -599,10 +598,9 @@
endfunc
func Test_silent_ex_mode()
- if !has('unix') || has('gui_running')
- " can't get output of Vim.
- return
- endif
+ " must be able to get the output of Vim.
+ CheckUnix
+ CheckNotGui
" This caused an ml_get error.
let out = system(GetVimCommand() . '-u NONE -es -c''set verbose=1|h|exe "%norm\<c-y>\<c-d>"'' -c cq')
@@ -610,10 +608,9 @@
endfunc
func Test_default_term()
- if !has('unix') || has('gui_running')
- " can't get output of Vim.
- return
- endif
+ " must be able to get the output of Vim.
+ CheckUnix
+ CheckNotGui
let save_term = $TERM
let $TERM = 'unknownxxx'
@@ -649,10 +646,9 @@
endfunc
func Test_issue_3969()
- if has('gui_running')
- " Can't catch the output of gvim.
- return
- endif
+ " Can't catch the output of gvim.
+ CheckNotGui
+
" Check that message is not truncated.
let out = system(GetVimCommand() . ' -es -X -V1 -c "echon ''hello''" -cq')
call assert_equal('hello', out)