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1.5
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* Uncomment the slk_wset test which was previously commented out due
  to incorrect output as this bug has been fixed.
* Added a check file to verify the slk_wset output.
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@include start_slk

# test slk attributes
call OK slk_set 1 "one" 0
call OK slk_refresh

call OK slk_attron `\003\000`
call OK slk_set 1 "one" 1
call OK slk_refresh

call OK slk_attroff `\002\000`
call OK slk_set 1 "one" 2
call OK slk_refresh

call OK slk_attrset `\006\000`
call OK slk_set 8 "eight!!!" 1
call OK slk_set 5 "five" 1
call OK slk_refresh

# test slk_label
call "one" slk_label 1
call "eight!!!" slk_label 8
call "five" slk_label 5
call NULL slk_label 2
compare slk1.chk

# test slk_clear
call OK slk_clear
compare slk2.chk

# test slk_restore
call OK slk_restore
#call OK slk_refresh
compare slk3.chk

# test slk_noutrefresh
call OK slk_set 2 "two" 0
call OK slk_noutrefresh
call OK refresh
compare slk4.chk

# test slk_touch
call OK slk_touch
call OK slk_set 2 "two" 1
call OK slk_refresh
compare slk5.chk

# test slk_color
call OK start_color
call OK init_pair 4 $COLOR_RED $COLOR_GREEN
call OK slk_color 4
call OK slk_set 4 "four" 2
call OK slk_refresh
compare slk6.chk

# test slk_wset
wchar WSTR [0x3401, "a", 0x3401, "b"]
call OK slk_wset 3 $WSTR 1
call OK slk_refresh
compare slk7.chk
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@Fix slk test and check files due to libcurses slk changes.
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a60 4
# [buggy??] 'b' should be printed as (wcswidth(wstr) == 6) <= 8 
#wchar WSTR [0x3401, "a", 0x3401, "b"]
#call OK slk_wset 3 $WSTR 1
#call OK slk_refresh
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1.3
log
@Restore the slk_wset test after fixing a but in libcurses.
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@a56 1
# returning ERR now - blymn 20210606
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wchar WSTR [0x3401, "a", 0x3401, "b"]
call OK slk_wset 3 $WSTR 1
call OK slk_refresh
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@New tests and updates for corrected behaviour due to fix for PR56224
* Added extra testing to the addstr test to demonstrate bug described
  in PR#56224 and validate case when scrolling enabled still works.
* Fixed slk test, the slk_init output changed due to corrected wrapping,
  slk_restore no longer returns ERR probably due to addwchar no longer
  returning ERR when an implicit scroll was attempted when scrolling
  disabled.  Commented out the slk_wset test, this is now returning ERR
  instead of misbehaving, needs investigation.
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a61 3
#wchar WSTR [0x3401, "a", 0x3401, "b"]
#call OK slk_wset 3 $WSTR 1
#call OK slk_refresh
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1.1
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@Merge in code from Google Summer of Code project which dramatically
increases the number of tests performed.

Thanks to Naman Jain <jnaman806@@gmail.com> for his excellent work on
this GSoC project.
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a33 4
# this returns error [buggy??], ideally slk_restore must have returned OK and must have performed refresh operation
# There should not be need of explicit refresh
call ERR slk_restore
call OK slk_refresh
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d59 3
a61 3
wchar WSTR [0x3401, "a", 0x3401, "b"]
call OK slk_wset 3 $WSTR 1
call OK slk_refresh
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@sync with head
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@d32 4
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call OK slk_restore
#call OK slk_refresh
a58 1
# returning ERR now - blymn 20210606
d60 3
a62 3
#wchar WSTR [0x3401, "a", 0x3401, "b"]
#call OK slk_wset 3 $WSTR 1
#call OK slk_refresh
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