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-Tests for find completion.
-
-STARTTEST
-:set wildmode=full
-:" Do all test in a separate window to avoid E211 when we recursively
-:" delete the Xfind directory during cleanup
-:"
-:" This will cause a few errors, do it silently.
-:set visualbell
-:"
-:function! DeleteDirectory(dir)
-: if has("win16") || has("win32") || has("win64") || has("dos16") || has("dos32")
-:  exec "silent !rmdir /Q /S " . a:dir
-: else
-:  exec "silent !rm -rf " . a:dir
-: endif
-:endfun
-:" On windows a stale "Xfind" directory may exist, remove it so that
-:" we start from a clean state.
-:call DeleteDirectory("Xfind")
-:new
-:let cwd=getcwd()
-:let test_out = cwd . '/test.out'
-:call mkdir('Xfind')
-:cd Xfind
-:set path=
-:find 	
-:exec "w! " . test_out
-:close
-:new
-:set path=.
-:find 	
-:exec "w >>" . test_out
-:close
-:new
-:set path=.,,
-:find 	
-:exec "w >>" . test_out
-:close
-:new
-:set path=./**
-:find 	
-:exec "w >>" . test_out
-:close
-:new
-:" We shouldn't find any file at this point, test.out must be empty.
-:call mkdir('in')
-:cd in
-:call mkdir('path')
-:exec "cd " . cwd
-:e Xfind/file.txt
-SHoly Grail:w
-:e Xfind/in/file.txt
-SJimmy Hoffa:w
-:e Xfind/in/stuff.txt
-SAnother Holy Grail:w
-:e Xfind/in/path/file.txt
-SE.T.:w
-:set path=Xfind/**
-:find file	
-:exec "w >>" . test_out
-:find file		
-:exec "w >>" . test_out
-:find file			
-:exec "w >>" . test_out
-:" Rerun the previous three find completions, using fullpath in 'path'
-:exec "set path=" . cwd . "/Xfind/**"
-:find file	
-:exec "w >>" .  test_out
-:find file		
-:exec "w >>" . test_out
-:find file			
-:exec "w >>" . test_out
-:" Same steps again, using relative and fullpath items that point to the same
-:" recursive location.
-:" This is to test that there are no duplicates in the completion list.
-:exec "set path+=Xfind/**"
-:find file	
-:exec "w >>" .  test_out
-:find file		
-:exec "w >>" . test_out
-:find file			
-:exec "w >>" . test_out
-:find file		
-:" Test find completion for directory of current buffer, which at this point
-:" is Xfind/in/file.txt.
-:set path=.
-:find st	
-:exec "w >>" .  test_out
-:" Test find completion for empty path item ",," which is the current directory
-:cd Xfind
-:set path=,,
-:find f		
-:exec "w >>" . test_out
-:" Test shortening of
-:"
-:"    foo/x/bar/voyager.txt
-:"    foo/y/bar/voyager.txt
-:"
-:" When current directory is above foo/ they should be shortened to (in order
-:" of appearance):
-:"
-:"    x/bar/voyager.txt
-:"    y/bar/voyager.txt
-:call mkdir('foo')
-:cd foo
-:call mkdir('x')
-:call mkdir('y')
-:cd x
-:call mkdir('bar')
-:cd ..
-:cd y
-:call mkdir('bar')
-:cd ..
-:cd ..
-:" We should now be in the Xfind directory
-:e foo/x/bar/voyager.txt
-SVoyager 1:w
-:e foo/y/bar/voyager.txt
-SVoyager 2:w
-:exec "set path=" . cwd . "/Xfind/**"
-:find voyager	
-:exec "w >>" . test_out
-:find voyager		
-:exec "w >>" . test_out
-:"
-:" When current directory is .../foo/y/bar they should be shortened to (in
-:" order of appearance):
-:"
-:"    ./voyager.txt
-:"    x/bar/voyager.txt
-:cd foo
-:cd y
-:cd bar
-:find voyager	
-:exec "w >> " . test_out
-:find voyager		
-:exec "w >> " . test_out
-:" Check the opposite too:
-:cd ..
-:cd ..
-:cd x
-:cd bar
-:find voyager	
-:exec "w >> " . test_out
-:find voyager		
-:exec "w >> " . test_out
-:" Check for correct handling of shorten_fname()'s behavior on windows
-:exec "cd " . cwd . "/Xfind/in"
-:find file	
-:exec "w >>" . test_out
-:" Test for relative to current buffer 'path' item
-:exec "cd " . cwd . "/Xfind/"
-:set path=./path
-:" Open the file where Jimmy Hoffa is found
-:e in/file.txt
-:" Find the file containing 'E.T.' in the Xfind/in/path directory
-:find file	
-:exec "w >>" . test_out
-:"
-:" Test that completion works when path=.,,
-:"
-:set path=.,,
-:" Open Jimmy Hoffa file
-:e in/file.txt
-:exec "w >>" . test_out
-:" Search for the file containing Holy Grail in same directory as in/path.txt
-:find stu	
-:exec "w >>" . test_out
-:q
-:exec "cd " . cwd
-:call DeleteDirectory("Xfind")
-:qa!
-ENDTEST
-