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patch 9.1.0006: is*() and to*() function may be unsafe Commit: https://github.com/vim/vim/commit/184f71cc6868a240dc872ed2852542bbc1d43e28 Author: Keith Thompson <Keith.S.Thompson@gmail.com> Date: Thu Jan 4 21:19:04 2024 +0100 patch 9.1.0006: is*() and to*() function may be unsafe Problem: is*() and to*() function may be unsafe Solution: Add SAFE_* macros and start using those instead (Keith Thompson) Use SAFE_() macros for is*() and to*() functions The standard is*() and to*() functions declared in <ctype.h> have undefined behavior for negative arguments other than EOF. If plain char is signed, passing an unchecked value from argv for from user input to one of these functions has undefined behavior. Solution: Add SAFE_*() macros that cast the argument to unsigned char. Most implementations behave sanely for negative arguments, and most character values in practice are non-negative, but it's still best to avoid undefined behavior. The change from #13347 has been omitted, as this has already been separately fixed in commit ac709e2fc0db6d31abb7da96f743c40956b60c3a (v9.0.2054) fixes: #13332 closes: #13347 Signed-off-by: Keith Thompson <Keith.S.Thompson@gmail.com> Signed-off-by: Christian Brabandt <cb@256bit.org>
author Christian Brabandt <cb@256bit.org>
date Thu, 04 Jan 2024 21:30:04 +0100
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" Test the :filter command modifier

source check.vim

func Test_filter()
  edit Xdoesnotmatch
  edit Xwillmatch
  call assert_equal('"Xwillmatch"', substitute(execute('filter willma ls'), '[^"]*\(".*"\)[^"]*', '\1', ''))
  bwipe Xdoesnotmatch
  bwipe Xwillmatch

  new
  call setline(1, ['foo1', 'foo2', 'foo3', 'foo4', 'foo5'])
  call assert_equal("\nfoo2\nfoo4", execute('filter /foo[24]/ 1,$print'))
  call assert_equal("\n  2 foo2\n  4 foo4", execute('filter /foo[24]/ 1,$number'))
  call assert_equal("\nfoo2$\nfoo4$", execute('filter /foo[24]/ 1,$list'))

  call assert_equal("\nfoo1$\nfoo3$\nfoo5$", execute('filter! /foo[24]/ 1,$list'))
  bwipe!

  command XTryThis echo 'this'
  command XTryThat echo 'that'
  command XDoThat echo 'that'
  let lines = split(execute('filter XTry command'), "\n")
  call assert_equal(3, len(lines))
  call assert_match("XTryThat", lines[1])
  call assert_match("XTryThis", lines[2])
  delcommand XTryThis
  delcommand XTryThat
  delcommand XDoThat

  map f1 the first key
  map f2 the second key
  map f3 not a key
  let lines = split(execute('filter the map f'), "\n")
  call assert_equal(2, len(lines))
  call assert_match("f2", lines[0])
  call assert_match("f1", lines[1])
  unmap f1
  unmap f2
  unmap f3
endfunc

func Test_filter_fails()
  call assert_fails('filter', 'E471:')
  call assert_fails('filter pat', 'E476:')
  call assert_fails('filter /pat', 'E476:')
  call assert_fails('filter /pat/', 'E476:')
  call assert_fails('filter /pat/ asdf', 'E492:')
  " Using assert_fails() causes E476 instead of E866. So use a try-catch.
  let caught_e866 = 0
  try
    filter /\@>b/ ls
  catch /E866:/
    let caught_e866 = 1
  endtry
  call assert_equal(1, caught_e866)

  call assert_fails('filter!', 'E471:')
  call assert_fails('filter! pat', 'E476:')
  call assert_fails('filter! /pat', 'E476:')
  call assert_fails('filter! /pat/', 'E476:')
  call assert_fails('filter! /pat/ asdf', 'E492:')
endfunc

function s:complete_filter_cmd(filtcmd)
  let keystroke = "\<TAB>\<C-R>=execute('let cmdline = getcmdline()')\<CR>\<C-C>"
  let cmdline = ''
  call feedkeys(':' . a:filtcmd . keystroke, 'ntx')
  return cmdline
endfunction

func Test_filter_cmd_completion()
  " Do not complete pattern
  call assert_equal("filter \t", s:complete_filter_cmd('filter '))
  call assert_equal("filter pat\t", s:complete_filter_cmd('filter pat'))
  call assert_equal("filter /pat\t", s:complete_filter_cmd('filter /pat'))
  call assert_equal("filter /pat/\t", s:complete_filter_cmd('filter /pat/'))

  " Complete after string pattern
  call assert_equal('filter pat print', s:complete_filter_cmd('filter pat pri'))

  " Complete after regexp pattern
  call assert_equal('filter /pat/ print', s:complete_filter_cmd('filter /pat/ pri'))
  call assert_equal('filter #pat# print', s:complete_filter_cmd('filter #pat# pri'))
endfunc

func Test_filter_cmd_with_filter()
  new
  set shelltemp
  %!echo "a|b"
  let out = getline(1)
  bw!
  if has('win32')
    let out = trim(out, '" ')
  endif
  call assert_equal('a|b', out)
  set shelltemp&
endfunction

func Test_filter_commands()
  CheckFeature quickfix

  let g:test_filter_a = 1
  let b:test_filter_b = 2
  let test_filter_c = 3

  " Test filtering :let command
  let res = split(execute("filter /^test_filter/ let"), "\n")
  call assert_equal(["test_filter_a         #1"], res)

  let res = split(execute("filter /\\v^(b:)?test_filter/ let"), "\n")
  call assert_equal(["test_filter_a         #1", "b:test_filter_b       #2"], res)

  unlet g:test_filter_a
  unlet b:test_filter_b
  unlet test_filter_c

  " Test filtering :set command
  let helplang=&helplang
  set helplang=en
  let res = join(split(execute("filter /^help/ set"), "\n")[1:], " ")
  call assert_match('^\s*helplang=\w*$', res)
  let &helplang=helplang

  " Test filtering :llist command
  call setloclist(0, [{"filename": "/path/vim.c"}, {"filename": "/path/vim.h"}, {"module": "Main.Test"}])
  let res = split(execute("filter /\\.c$/ llist"), "\n")
  call assert_equal([" 1 /path/vim.c:  "], res)

  let res = split(execute("filter /\\.Test$/ llist"), "\n")
  call assert_equal([" 3 Main.Test:  "], res)

  " Test filtering :jump command
  e file.c
  e file.h
  e file.hs
  let res = split(execute("filter /\.c$/ jumps"), "\n")[1:]
  call assert_equal(["   2     1    0 file.c", ">"], res)

  " Test filtering :marks command
  b file.c
  mark A
  b file.h
  mark B
  let res = split(execute("filter /\.c$/ marks"), "\n")[1:]
  call assert_equal([" A      1    0 file.c"], res)

  " Test filtering :highlight command
  highlight MyHlGroup ctermfg=10
  let res = split(execute("filter /MyHlGroup/ highlight"), "\n")
  call assert_equal(["MyHlGroup      xxx ctermfg=10"], res)

  call setline(1, ['one', 'two', 'three'])
  1mark a
  2mark b
  3mark c
  let res = split(execute("filter /two/ marks abc"), "\n")[1:]
  call assert_equal([" b      2    0 two"], res)

  bwipe! file.c
  bwipe! file.h
  bwipe! file.hs
endfunc

func Test_filter_display()
  edit Xdoesnotmatch
  let @a = '!!willmatch'
  let @b = '!!doesnotmatch'
  let @c = "oneline\ntwoline\nwillmatch\n"
  let @/ = '!!doesnotmatch'
  call feedkeys(":echo '!!doesnotmatch:'\<CR>", 'ntx')
  let lines = map(split(execute('filter /willmatch/ display'), "\n"), 'v:val[5:6]')

  call assert_true(index(lines, '"a') >= 0)
  call assert_false(index(lines, '"b') >= 0)
  call assert_true(index(lines, '"c') >= 0)
  call assert_false(index(lines, '"/') >= 0)
  call assert_false(index(lines, '":') >= 0)
  call assert_false(index(lines, '"%') >= 0)

  let lines = map(split(execute('filter /doesnotmatch/ display'), "\n"), 'v:val[5:6]')
  call assert_true(index(lines, '"a') < 0)
  call assert_false(index(lines, '"b') < 0)
  call assert_true(index(lines, '"c') < 0)
  call assert_false(index(lines, '"/') < 0)
  call assert_false(index(lines, '":') < 0)
  call assert_false(index(lines, '"%') < 0)

  bwipe!
endfunc

func Test_filter_scriptnames()
  let lines = split(execute('filter /test_filter_cmd/ scriptnames'), "\n")
  call assert_equal(1, len(lines))
  call assert_match('filter_cmd', lines[0])
endfunc

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