Adds two test files closing the last two pure-Dart sub-areas in `lib/src/terminal/src/`: `test/terminal/utils/utils_test.dart` — 51 tests covering: - Ascii.isNonPrintable (control chars + DEL). - hashValues (every optional arg slot, 2..20 inclusive) + hashList (including the documented zero-on-empty short-circuit). - ByteConsumer (single-block + cross-block consume, peek's consume-rollback path, rollback within block + across consumed blocks, rollbackTo, unrefConsumedBlocks, reset). - IndexAwareCircularBuffer (push/trim, pushAll, pop, [] / []=, clear, forEach, remove with count clamp / no-op, insert in the middle / at end / at full ring, insertAll, trimStart, replaceWith with truncate-from-head, swap, maxLength setter incl. error + no-op cases, debugDump, IndexedItem mixin attach/detach/index). - UnicodeV11.wcwidth (control chars, printable ASCII, DEL+C1, combining marks BMP+high-plane, wide chars BMP+high-plane, unmapped high-plane default, version field). - The push wrap branch where _startIndex resets to 0 after a full revolution (last circular_buffer line). `test/terminal/mouse/mouse_test.dart` — 21 tests covering: - TerminalMouseButton ids + isWheel for the 7 enum values. - MouseReporter for all four MouseReportMode shapes (normal with >223 null-byte clamp, utf with the 2015-limit clamp, sgr's M/m pair, urxvt's button+32 / 3-on-up encoding). - TerminalMouseEvent constructor. - CascadeMouseHandler first-non-null semantics. - ClickMouseHandler — only fires on clickOnly + down + button id < 3; null otherwise. UpDownMouseHandler — fires on every upDownScroll* mode; drops wheel-up; passes wheel-down. Default defaultMouseHandler routes through both. Coverage delta: - utils/ascii.dart: 0/2 → 2/2. - utils/byte_consumer.dart: 28/42 → 42/42. - utils/circular_buffer.dart: 71/130 → 130/130. - utils/hash_values.dart: 16/36 → 36/36. - utils/unicode_v11.dart: 16/27 → 27/27. - core/mouse/handler.dart: 3/34 → 34/34. - core/mouse/reporter.dart: 0/17 → 17/17. - (utils/char_code.dart, utils/lookup_table.dart already at 100% from earlier reflow + parser work; mouse/button.dart, mouse/button_state.dart, mouse/mode.dart are pure enums with no executable lines.) - Total project: 54.62% → 56.40%; coverage_floor bumped 54 → 56. Two pre-existing `// ignore_for_file: constant_identifier_names` suppressions that lacked documented reasons get inline justifications: - `lib/src/terminal/src/utils/ascii.dart` — RFC 20 / ISO 646 control-character names; lowerCamelCase would diverge from every spec/man-page reference. - `lib/src/terminal/src/utils/unicode_v11.dart` — Unicode 11 wcwidth tables vendored as-is; future re-vendoring stays a verbatim paste. Both fall under the same "FFI / spec-shaped names" pattern as the libc.dart suppression (D-66 era). Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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438 lines
14 KiB
Dart
/// Pure-Dart tests for `lib/src/terminal/src/utils/`.
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library;
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import 'package:clide/src/terminal/src/utils/ascii.dart';
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import 'package:clide/src/terminal/src/utils/byte_consumer.dart';
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import 'package:clide/src/terminal/src/utils/circular_buffer.dart';
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import 'package:clide/src/terminal/src/utils/hash_values.dart';
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import 'package:clide/src/terminal/src/utils/unicode_v11.dart';
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import 'package:test/test.dart';
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class _Item with IndexedItem {
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_Item(this.value);
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final int value;
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@override
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String toString() => 'Item($value)';
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}
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void main() {
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group('Ascii.isNonPrintable', () {
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test('returns true for control chars (< 32) and DEL (127)', () {
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expect(Ascii.isNonPrintable(0), isTrue);
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expect(Ascii.isNonPrintable(31), isTrue);
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expect(Ascii.isNonPrintable(127), isTrue);
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});
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test('returns false for printable range [32, 126]', () {
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for (var i = 32; i < 127; i++) {
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expect(Ascii.isNonPrintable(i), isFalse, reason: 'codepoint $i');
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}
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});
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});
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group('hashValues', () {
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test('combines two args deterministically', () {
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expect(hashValues(1, 2), hashValues(1, 2));
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expect(hashValues(1, 2), isNot(hashValues(2, 1)));
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});
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test('extra args change the hash (covers each optional slot)', () {
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// Walk through 3..20 inclusive — the cascade of nested ifs in
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// hashValues is one branch per arg.
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final base = hashValues(1, 2);
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// Wrap up to 20 args; assert each adds entropy.
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var prev = base;
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final args = <Object?>[3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19, 20];
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for (var i = 0; i < args.length; i++) {
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final next = Function.apply(hashValues, [1, 2, ...args.sublist(0, i + 1)]) as int;
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expect(next, isNot(prev), reason: 'arg slot ${i + 3}');
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prev = next;
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}
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});
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test('hashList sums an iterable to a single hash', () {
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expect(hashList([1, 2, 3]), hashList([1, 2, 3]));
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expect(hashList([1, 2, 3]), isNot(hashList([3, 2, 1])));
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// Empty iterable short-circuits — Jenkins.finish(0) == 0; document
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// the contract rather than fight it.
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expect(hashList(<Object>[]), 0);
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});
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});
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group('ByteConsumer', () {
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test('add + consume — basic single-block sequence', () {
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final c = ByteConsumer();
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c.add('abc');
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expect(c.length, 3);
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expect(c.isEmpty, isFalse);
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expect(c.isNotEmpty, isTrue);
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expect(c.consume(), 'a'.codeUnitAt(0));
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expect(c.consume(), 'b'.codeUnitAt(0));
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expect(c.consume(), 'c'.codeUnitAt(0));
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expect(c.length, 0);
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expect(c.totalConsumed, 3);
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expect(c.isEmpty, isTrue);
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});
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test('add empty string is a no-op', () {
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final c = ByteConsumer();
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c.add('');
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expect(c.length, 0);
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});
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test('consume across block boundaries (recursive consume path)', () {
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final c = ByteConsumer();
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c.add('ab');
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c.add('cd');
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expect(c.consume(), 'a'.codeUnitAt(0));
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expect(c.consume(), 'b'.codeUnitAt(0));
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// Crossing boundary: consume() recurses after _queue.removeFirst().
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expect(c.consume(), 'c'.codeUnitAt(0));
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expect(c.consume(), 'd'.codeUnitAt(0));
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expect(c.length, 0);
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});
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test('peek returns the current head without consuming', () {
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final c = ByteConsumer();
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c.add('ab');
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expect(c.peek(), 'a'.codeUnitAt(0));
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expect(c.length, 2); // unchanged
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});
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test('peek across a block boundary uses consume+rollback', () {
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final c = ByteConsumer();
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c.add('ab');
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c.add('cd');
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c.consume();
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c.consume();
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// _currentOffset == 2, equal to first block length → peek takes the
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// consume + rollback path.
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expect(c.peek(), 'c'.codeUnitAt(0));
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expect(c.length, 2);
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});
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test('rollback by 1 within current block', () {
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final c = ByteConsumer();
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c.add('abc');
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c.consume();
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c.consume();
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c.rollback();
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expect(c.length, 2);
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expect(c.consume(), 'b'.codeUnitAt(0));
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});
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test('rollback across consumed blocks restores them', () {
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final c = ByteConsumer();
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c.add('ab');
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c.add('cd');
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c.consume();
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c.consume();
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c.consume(); // crosses boundary, moves first block to consumed
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c.rollback(2); // span back across the boundary
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expect(c.length, 3);
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expect(c.consume(), 'b'.codeUnitAt(0));
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});
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test('rollbackTo restores the consumer to a previous length', () {
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final c = ByteConsumer();
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c.add('abcd');
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c.consume();
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c.consume();
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c.rollbackTo(4); // back to the start
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expect(c.length, 4);
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});
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test('unrefConsumedBlocks empties the consumed history', () {
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final c = ByteConsumer();
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c.add('ab');
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c.add('cd');
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c.consume();
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c.consume();
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c.consume(); // 'c' from second block; first block now in _consumed
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c.unrefConsumedBlocks();
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// Subsequent rollback within current block still works.
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c.rollback();
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expect(c.length, 2);
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});
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test('reset wipes everything', () {
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final c = ByteConsumer();
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c.add('abc');
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c.consume();
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c.reset();
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expect(c.length, 0);
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expect(c.totalConsumed, 0);
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c.add('x');
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expect(c.consume(), 'x'.codeUnitAt(0));
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});
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});
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group('IndexAwareCircularBuffer', () {
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test('push grows the list while length < maxLength', () {
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final r = IndexAwareCircularBuffer<_Item>(4);
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r.push(_Item(1));
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r.push(_Item(2));
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expect(r.length, 2);
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expect(r[0].value, 1);
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expect(r[1].value, 2);
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expect(r.isFull, isFalse);
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});
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test('push past capacity trims the first element (FIFO ring)', () {
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final r = IndexAwareCircularBuffer<_Item>(2);
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r.push(_Item(1));
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r.push(_Item(2));
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r.push(_Item(3)); // trims item 1
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expect(r.length, 2);
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expect(r[0].value, 2);
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expect(r[1].value, 3);
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expect(r.isFull, isTrue);
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});
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test('push wraps _startIndex back to 0 after a full revolution', () {
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final r = IndexAwareCircularBuffer<_Item>(2);
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r.push(_Item(1));
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r.push(_Item(2));
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r.push(_Item(3)); // _startIndex 0 → 1
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r.push(_Item(4)); // _startIndex 1 → 2 → wraps to 0
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// Visible state: ring contains the most recent two items.
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expect(r[0].value, 3);
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expect(r[1].value, 4);
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});
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test('pushAll forwards each item through push', () {
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final r = IndexAwareCircularBuffer<_Item>(4);
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r.pushAll([_Item(1), _Item(2), _Item(3)]);
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expect(r.toList().map((i) => i.value), [1, 2, 3]);
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});
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test('pop returns and removes the last item', () {
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final r = IndexAwareCircularBuffer<_Item>(4);
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r.pushAll([_Item(1), _Item(2)]);
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expect(r.pop().value, 2);
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expect(r.length, 1);
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});
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test('[]= replaces an element in place; [] reads it', () {
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final r = IndexAwareCircularBuffer<_Item>(4);
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r.pushAll([_Item(1), _Item(2)]);
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r[0] = _Item(99);
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expect(r[0].value, 99);
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});
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test('clear removes every element', () {
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final r = IndexAwareCircularBuffer<_Item>(4);
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r.pushAll([_Item(1), _Item(2)]);
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r.clear();
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expect(r.length, 0);
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});
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test('forEach iterates in order', () {
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final r = IndexAwareCircularBuffer<_Item>(4);
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r.pushAll([_Item(1), _Item(2), _Item(3)]);
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final out = <int>[];
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r.forEach((it) => out.add(it.value));
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expect(out, [1, 2, 3]);
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});
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test('remove deletes a contiguous range and shifts trailing items left', () {
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final r = IndexAwareCircularBuffer<_Item>(8);
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r.pushAll([_Item(1), _Item(2), _Item(3), _Item(4), _Item(5)]);
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r.remove(1, 2); // drops items 2 + 3
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expect(r.toList().map((i) => i.value), [1, 4, 5]);
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});
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test('remove with count past end clamps to remaining length', () {
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final r = IndexAwareCircularBuffer<_Item>(8);
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r.pushAll([_Item(1), _Item(2), _Item(3)]);
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r.remove(1, 99);
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expect(r.toList().map((i) => i.value), [1]);
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});
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test('remove with count=0 is a no-op', () {
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final r = IndexAwareCircularBuffer<_Item>(8);
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r.pushAll([_Item(1), _Item(2)]);
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r.remove(0, 0);
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expect(r.length, 2);
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});
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test('insert at length delegates to push', () {
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final r = IndexAwareCircularBuffer<_Item>(4);
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r.pushAll([_Item(1), _Item(2)]);
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r.insert(2, _Item(3));
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expect(r.toList().map((i) => i.value), [1, 2, 3]);
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});
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test('insert in the middle shifts trailing items right', () {
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final r = IndexAwareCircularBuffer<_Item>(4);
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r.pushAll([_Item(1), _Item(2)]);
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r.insert(1, _Item(99));
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expect(r.toList().map((i) => i.value), [1, 99, 2]);
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});
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test('insert at index 0 of a full ring drops the new value', () {
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// Documented contract: when ring is full, inserting at 0 immediately
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// trims that same value, so the visible state is unchanged.
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final r = IndexAwareCircularBuffer<_Item>(2);
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r.pushAll([_Item(1), _Item(2)]);
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r.insert(0, _Item(99));
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expect(r.toList().map((i) => i.value), [1, 2]);
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});
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test('insert in the middle of a full ring trims the head', () {
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final r = IndexAwareCircularBuffer<_Item>(3);
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r.pushAll([_Item(1), _Item(2), _Item(3)]);
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r.insert(1, _Item(99)); // ring full → head trimmed
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expect(r.length, 3);
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});
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test('insertAll preserves order', () {
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final r = IndexAwareCircularBuffer<_Item>(8);
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r.pushAll([_Item(1), _Item(4)]);
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r.insertAll(1, [_Item(2), _Item(3)]);
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expect(r.toList().map((i) => i.value), [1, 2, 3, 4]);
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});
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test('insertAll truncates when target is full from the head', () {
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final r = IndexAwareCircularBuffer<_Item>(2);
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r.pushAll([_Item(1), _Item(2)]);
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r.insertAll(0, [_Item(91), _Item(92), _Item(93)]);
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expect(r.length, 2);
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});
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test('trimStart drops the leading [count] items in O(1)', () {
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final r = IndexAwareCircularBuffer<_Item>(8);
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r.pushAll([_Item(1), _Item(2), _Item(3), _Item(4)]);
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r.trimStart(2);
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expect(r.toList().map((i) => i.value), [3, 4]);
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});
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test('trimStart clamps to the current length', () {
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final r = IndexAwareCircularBuffer<_Item>(4);
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r.pushAll([_Item(1)]);
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r.trimStart(10);
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expect(r.length, 0);
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});
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test('replaceWith swaps the contents with a new list', () {
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final r = IndexAwareCircularBuffer<_Item>(8);
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r.pushAll([_Item(1), _Item(2)]);
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r.replaceWith([_Item(10), _Item(20), _Item(30)]);
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expect(r.toList().map((i) => i.value), [10, 20, 30]);
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});
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test('replaceWith truncates inputs longer than maxLength', () {
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final r = IndexAwareCircularBuffer<_Item>(2);
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r.replaceWith([_Item(1), _Item(2), _Item(3), _Item(4)]);
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expect(r.toList().map((i) => i.value), [3, 4]); // last two kept
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});
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test('swap replaces the element and returns the old value', () {
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final r = IndexAwareCircularBuffer<_Item>(4);
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r.pushAll([_Item(1), _Item(2)]);
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final old = r.swap(0, _Item(99));
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expect(old.value, 1);
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expect(r[0].value, 99);
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});
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test('maxLength setter rejects non-positive values', () {
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final r = IndexAwareCircularBuffer<_Item>(4);
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expect(() => r.maxLength = 0, throwsArgumentError);
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expect(() => r.maxLength = -1, throwsArgumentError);
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});
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test('maxLength setter same value is a no-op', () {
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final r = IndexAwareCircularBuffer<_Item>(4);
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r.pushAll([_Item(1)]);
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r.maxLength = 4;
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expect(r.length, 1);
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});
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test('maxLength setter rebuilds the array, preserving order', () {
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final r = IndexAwareCircularBuffer<_Item>(4);
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r.pushAll([_Item(1), _Item(2), _Item(3)]);
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r.maxLength = 8;
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expect(r.maxLength, 8);
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expect(r.toList().map((i) => i.value), [1, 2, 3]);
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});
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test('debugDump returns a multi-line string with each item', () {
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final r = IndexAwareCircularBuffer<_Item>(4);
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r.pushAll([_Item(1), _Item(2)]);
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final s = r.debugDump();
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expect(s, contains('CircularList:'));
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expect(s, contains('Item(1)'));
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expect(s, contains('Item(2)'));
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});
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test('IndexedItem mixin: index reflects ring position; attached toggles', () {
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final r = IndexAwareCircularBuffer<_Item>(4);
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final a = _Item(1);
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expect(a.attached, isFalse);
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r.push(a);
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expect(a.attached, isTrue);
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expect(a.index, 0);
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r.push(_Item(2));
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// After a.push, index stays absolute-relative; the buffer's index
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// exposes regular 0-based.
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r.pop(); // removes the newer item, leaves a in place at index 0
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expect(a.attached, isTrue);
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expect(a.index, 0);
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r.pop(); // removes a
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expect(a.attached, isFalse);
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});
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});
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group('UnicodeV11.wcwidth', () {
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final w = unicodeV11.wcwidth;
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test('control chars (<32) are zero-width', () {
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for (var c = 0; c < 32; c++) {
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expect(w(c), 0, reason: 'codepoint $c');
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}
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});
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test('printable ASCII is width 1', () {
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for (var c = 32; c < 127; c++) {
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expect(w(c), 1, reason: 'codepoint $c');
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}
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});
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test('DEL + C1 controls are width 0 (table)', () {
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expect(w(0x7f), 0); // DEL
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for (var c = 0x80; c < 0xa0; c++) {
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expect(w(c), 0, reason: 'C1 control $c');
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}
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});
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test('combining marks (BMP_COMBINING) are width 0', () {
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expect(w(0x0301), 0); // combining acute accent
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expect(w(0x05BD), 0); // hebrew point meteg
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});
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test('CJK ideographs (BMP_WIDE) are width 2', () {
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expect(w(0x4E2D), 2); // 中
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expect(w(0x4F60), 2); // 你
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});
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test('high-plane combining marks return 0', () {
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// Pull a known HIGH_COMBINING entry — variation-selector range.
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expect(w(0xE0100), 0); // VARIATION SELECTOR-17
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});
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test('high-plane wide chars return 2', () {
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// Emoji.
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expect(w(0x1F600), 2); // GRINNING FACE
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});
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test('unmapped high codepoint defaults to width 1', () {
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// 0x100000 is in PUA-B; not in HIGH_WIDE / HIGH_COMBINING.
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expect(w(0x100000), 1);
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});
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test('UnicodeV11.version is the expected unicode version', () {
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expect(UnicodeV11().version, '11');
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});
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});
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}
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