#!/bin/sh
# Test -i/--inplace with backup suffixes

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. "${srcdir=.}/testsuite/init.sh"; path_prepend_ ./sed
print_ver_ sed


# create multiple uniquely-named input files
# (the content does not matter for the first few)
touch a b c d e || framework_failure_
echo z > z || framework_failure_
printf "1\nz\n" >> exp-z || framework_failure_


# TODO: misleading error: the problem is the target filename of rename(2),
#       not the source filename.
cat <<\EOF >exp-err-rename || framework_failure_
sed: cannot rename ./e: No such file or directory (ENOENT)
EOF


# simple backup suffix
sed -i.bak = a || fail=1
test -e a.bak || fail=1

# backup suffix with explicit wildcard
sed -i'*.foo' = b || fail=1
test -e b.foo || fail=1

sed -i'==*==' = c || fail=1
test -e ==c== || fail=1

# abuse the suffix-name resolver
sed -i'*=*' = d || fail=1
test -e d=d || fail=1

# This fails (as expected, with the backup name resolving './e./e./e').
# TODO: improve error message;
#       document why exit code is 4.
returns_ 4 sed -i'***' = ./e 2>err-rename || fail=1
compare_ exp-err-rename err-rename || fail=1

# backup filename resolving to the same as the input filename,
# silently ignored, backup not created (in execute.c:closedown() ).
sed -i'*' = z || fail=1
# ensure the input file was modified in-place
compare_ exp-z z || fail=1


Exit $fail
