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xterm test cases #161
xterm test cases #161
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Is this file used at all?
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Ah well with this file I created the expected xterm outputs. It sits there just in case some test case is faulty or needs some adjustments and a rebuild of xterm output. Since it is in Python it can be deleted (you can also get the xterm output with shell tools).
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Let's remove this file then, since it is not being used directly by this repository, in order to keep the codebase lean 😊 .
Hi @jerch thanks a lot for this contribution! I made some comments at first, after resolving I will dig deeper into this. |
@jerch thanks a lot for the last patch! Could you please also rebase with master and resolve conflicts? Then we can merge this. |
Adding xterm conformance tests. See #156.
I fixed most of the test case input files (up to test 44), any higher test needs to be checked before using. I also switched off all failing test cases for now.
If you are going to apply the test cases please also give the original author of the input files the appropriate credits (https://github.com/MarkLodato).