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set test "Match line after double match"
# See poppler bug 91644
# https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=91644
set required_poppler_version {0 36 0}
clear_pdfdir
set pdf [mkpdf regex {
foofoo\\
foo test
}]
pdfgrep_expect foo $pdf \
"foofoo
foo test"
set test "Match line after double match -- fixed string"
# See poppler bug 91644
# https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=91644
set required_poppler_version {0 36 0}
pdfgrep_expect -F foo $pdf \
"foofoo
foo test"
set test "Match line after double match -- PCRE"
# See poppler bug 91644
# https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=91644
set required_poppler_version {0 36 0}
set requires_pcre_support true
pdfgrep_expect -P foo $pdf \
"foofoo
foo test"
######################################################################
# This behaviour of repeating the same line over and over again is clearly not
# optimal, but it's better than an infinite loop!
set test "Empty pattern"
# See poppler bug 91644
# https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=91644
set required_poppler_version {0 36 0}
set empty [mkpdf empty {
abc
}]
set timeout 2
pdfgrep_expect "" $empty \
"abc"
set test "Empty pattern -- fixed string"
# See poppler bug 91644
# https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=91644
set required_poppler_version {0 36 0}
set timeout 2
pdfgrep_expect -F "" $empty \
"abc"
set test "Empty pattern -- PCRE"
set requires_pcre_support true
# See poppler bug 91644
# https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=91644
set required_poppler_version {0 36 0}
set timeout 2
pdfgrep_expect -P "" $empty \
"abc"
######################################################################
set test "Case insensitive search"
# See poppler bug 91644
# https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=91644
set required_poppler_version {0 36 0}
clear_pdfdir
set pdf [mkpdf icase "FoObAr"]
pdfgrep_expect -i "foobar" $pdf \
"FoObAr"
set test "Case insensitive search -- fixed string"
# See poppler bug 91644
# https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=91644
set required_poppler_version {0 36 0}
clear_pdfdir
set pdf [mkpdf icase "FoObAr"]
pdfgrep_expect -Fi "foobar" $pdf \
"FoObAr"
set test "Case insensitive search -- PCRE"
# See poppler bug 91644
# https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=91644
set required_poppler_version {0 36 0}
set requires_pcre_support true
clear_pdfdir
set pdf [mkpdf icase "FoObAr"]
pdfgrep_expect -Pi "foobar" $pdf \
"FoObAr"
######################################################################
set test "Multiple fixed strings"
clear_pdfdir
set pdf [mkpdf lines {
line one\\
line two\\
line three
}]
# See poppler bug 91644
# https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=91644
set required_poppler_version {0 36 0}
pdfgrep_expect -F "one\ntwo\nthree" $pdf \
"line one
line two
line three"
######################################################################
set test "Multiple fixed strings in wrong order"
# See poppler bug 91644
# https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=91644
set required_poppler_version {0 36 0}
set multifixed [mkpdf multifixed {
one two
}]
pdfgrep_expect -o -F "two\none" $multifixed \
"one
two"
######################################################################
# Not sure if this should be the expected behavior.
#
# The feature to match multiline strings is often being requested, though
set test "Multiline with PCRE"
# See poppler bug 91644
# https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=91644
set required_poppler_version {0 36 0}
set requires_pcre_support true
set multiline [mkpdf multiline {
line one\\
line two
}]
pdfgrep_expect -P "one\nline" $multiline \
"line one
line two"
######################################################################
set test "Empty page"
clear_pdfdir
set pdf [mkpdf empty {
page1\\\\
still page 1
\newpage\mbox{}\newpage
page2
}]
pdfgrep_expect -n "^$" $pdf \
"2:"
######################################################################
set test "Empty page -- PCRE"
set requires_pcre_support true
pdfgrep_expect -P -n "^$" $pdf \
"2:"
######################################################################
set test "Page beginning is actually page beginning"
pdfgrep_expect -n --only-match "p|^age" $pdf \
"1:p
1:p
3:p"
######################################################################
set test "Page beginning is actually page beginning -- PCRE"
set requires_pcre_support true
pdfgrep_expect -P -n --only-match "p|^age" $pdf \
"1:p
1:p
3:p"
######################################################################
set test "Invalid regex"
pdfgrep_expect_error -r "(" .
expect_exit_status 2
######################################################################
set test "Invalid regex -- PCRE"
pdfgrep_expect_error -Pr "(" .
expect_exit_status 2
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