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This pull request introduces a new test suite, TestRegExEscape, to verify the regex escaping functionality in the Citra configuration helpers. The test cases cover empty strings, alphanumeric characters, and various special characters. However, there is a concern that the current implementation of RegExEscape in CitraConfigHelpers.ahk may fail these tests due to how AutoHotkey v2 handles backslashes and dollar signs in RegExReplace replacement strings; specifically, the replacement string likely needs to use "\\$1" to correctly produce a literal backslash.
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| global stdout | ||
| stdout.WriteLine("Running TestRegExEscape...") | ||
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| ; Test 1: Empty string | ||
| AssertEqual(RegExEscape(""), "", "RegExEscape handles empty string") | ||
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| ; Test 2: No special characters | ||
| AssertEqual(RegExEscape("hello"), "hello", "RegExEscape leaves alphanumeric characters unchanged") | ||
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| ; Test 3: Some special characters | ||
| AssertEqual(RegExEscape("h.e*l+l?o"), "h\.e\*l\+l\?o", "RegExEscape escapes dot, star, plus, question mark") | ||
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| ; Test 4: Brackets and braces | ||
| AssertEqual(RegExEscape("(hello)[world]{test}"), "\(hello\)\[world\]\{test\}", "RegExEscape escapes brackets and braces") | ||
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| ; Test 5: Caret, dollar, pipe, backslash | ||
| AssertEqual(RegExEscape("^hello$|world\"), "\^hello\$\|world\\", "RegExEscape escapes caret, dollar, pipe, backslash") | ||
| } |
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The test cases correctly define the expected behavior for RegExEscape. However, the current implementation of RegExEscape in CitraConfigHelpers.ahk (line 21) is likely to cause these tests to fail.
In AutoHotkey v2, the RegExReplace replacement string treats \ as a literal backslash and $$ as a literal dollar sign. A single backslash preceding a backreference (like \$1) is consumed as an escape character. Therefore, "\$1" results in the match of the first subpattern without a preceding backslash. To correctly escape characters with a literal backslash, the replacement string should be "\\$1".
You should verify the test results; if they are failing as expected, the fix should be applied to the RegExEscape function in CitraConfigHelpers.ahk.
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🎯 What: Added tests for the
RegExEscapepure string replacement function inCitraConfigHelpers_Test.ahk.📊 Coverage: Tested empty strings, alphanumeric strings without special characters, and three different patterns covering all 14 PCRE special characters.
✨ Result:
RegExEscapeis now fully unit-tested, improving codebase safety against future string manipulation modifications.PR created automatically by Jules for task 12592488209736619716 started by @Ven0m0