1f2d79ebee
The behaviour of echo is inconsistent between implementations, in particular regarding whether it expands escapes like `\n`. Use printf consistently in test scripts to avoid test failures from inconsistent echo behaviour. Fixes #866.
45 lines
604 B
Perl
45 lines
604 B
Perl
Setup:
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$ . $TESTDIR/setup.sh
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$ printf 'Foo\n' >> ./sample
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$ printf 'bar\n' >> ./sample
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Smart case by default:
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$ ag foo sample
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1:Foo
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$ ag FOO sample
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[1]
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$ ag 'f.o' sample
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1:Foo
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$ ag Foo sample
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1:Foo
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$ ag 'F.o' sample
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1:Foo
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Case sensitive mode:
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$ ag -s foo sample
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[1]
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$ ag -s FOO sample
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[1]
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$ ag -s 'f.o' sample
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[1]
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$ ag -s Foo sample
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1:Foo
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$ ag -s 'F.o' sample
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1:Foo
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Case insensitive mode:
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$ ag fOO -i sample
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1:Foo
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$ ag fOO --ignore-case sample
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1:Foo
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$ ag 'f.o' -i sample
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1:Foo
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Case insensitive file regex
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$ ag -i -g 'Samp.*'
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sample
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