--- /dev/null
+# BASIC TUI PROMPT TESTS
+
+# nothing should happen on empty command input
+>
+
+# expected complaints on wrong command inputs
+> foo
+0 !# invalid prompt command: not prefixed by /
+> /foo
+0 !# invalid prompt command: /foo unknown
+> /help foo
+0 !# invalid prompt command: /help given argument(s) while none expected
+> /window
+0 !# invalid prompt command: /window too few arguments (given 0, need 1)
+
+# some simple expected command successes
+> /help
+0 # commands available in this window:
+0 # /connect HOST_PORT [NICKNAME_PW] [USERNAME_REALNAME]
+0 # /help
+0 # /list
+0 # /prompt_enter
+0 # /quit
+0 # /window TOWARDS
+0 # /window.history.scroll DIRECTION
+0 # /window.paste
+0 # /window.prompt.backspace
+0 # /window.prompt.move_cursor DIRECTION
+0 # /window.prompt.scroll DIRECTION
+> /list
+0 # windows available via /window:
+0 # 0) :start
+
+# should probably not be available at all by explicit prompt writing, but for now this be the expected behavior …
+> /prompt_enter
+0 !# invalid prompt command: /prompt_enter would loop into ourselves
+> /window.history.scroll foo
+> /window.prompt.backspace
+> /window.prompt.move_cursor foo
+> /window.prompt.scroll foo
+> /window.paste
+
+# CONNECTED INTERACTIONS
+
+# on /connect init databases, log in new windows
+> /connect foo.bar.baz foo:bar foobarbazquux:baz
+, $ DISCONNECTED
+1 $ isupport cleared
+1 $ isupport:CHANTYPES set to: [#&]
+1 $ isupport:PREFIX set to: [(ov)@+]
+1 $ isupport:USERLEN set to: [10]
+1 $ caps cleared
+1 $ users cleared
+1 $ channels cleared
+
+# connect with values set by /connect, init CAP negotation
+1 $ hostname set to: [foo.bar.baz]
+1 $ port set to: [-1]
+1 $ nick_wanted set to: [foo]
+1 $ user_wanted set to: [foobarbazquux]
+1 $ realname set to: [baz]
+1 $ password set to: [bar]
+1 $ port set to: [6697]
+1 $ connection_state set to: [connecting]
+1 $ connection_state set to: [connected]
+, $ CONNECTED
+1 > CAP LS :302
+1 > USER foobarbazquux 0 * :baz
+1 > NICK :foo
+
+# expect some NOTICE and PING to process/reply during initiation
+0:1 < :*.?.net NOTICE * :*** Looking up your ident...
+2 < *** [ server] *** Looking up your ident...
+0:1 < :*.?.net NOTICE * :*** Looking up your hostname...
+2 < *** [ server] *** Looking up your hostname...
+0:1 < :*.?.net NOTICE * :*** Found your hostname (baz.bar.foo)
+2 < *** [ server] *** Found your hostname (baz.bar.foo)
+0:1 < PING :?
+1 > PONG :?
+
+# handle 433
+0:1 < :*.?.net 433 * foo :Nickname already in use
+1 !$ nickname already in use, trying increment
+1 > NICK :foo0
+0:1 < :*.?.net 433 * foo0 :Nickname already in use
+1 !$ nickname already in use, trying increment
+1 > NICK :foo1
+
+# collect server capabilities
+0:1 < :*.?.net CAP * LS : foo bar sasl=PLAIN,EXTERNAL baz
+1 > CAP REQ :sasl
+1 > CAP :LIST
+0:1 < :*.?.net CAP * ACK :sasl
+0:1 < :*.?.net CAP * LIST :cap-notify sasl
+1 $ caps:bar:data set to: []
+1 $ caps:baz:data set to: []
+1 $ caps:foo:data set to: []
+1 $ caps:sasl:data set to: []
+1 $ caps:sasl:data set to: [PLAIN,EXTERNAL]
+1 $ caps:sasl:enabled set to: [True]
+
+# authenticate via SASL, collect items of user identity
+1 $ sasl_auth_state set to: [attempting]
+1 > AUTHENTICATE :PLAIN
+0:1 < AUTHENTICATE +
+1 > AUTHENTICATE :Zm9vAGZvbwBiYXI=
+0:1 < :foo.bar.baz 900 foo1 foo1!foobarbazq@baz.bar.foo foo :You are now logged in as foo
+1 $ users:me:nick set to: [?]
+1 $ users:me:nick set to: [foo1]
+1 $ users:me:user set to: [foobarbazq]
+1 $ users:me:host set to: [baz.bar.foo]
+1 $ sasl_account set to: [foo]
+0:1 < :foo.bar.baz 903 foo1 :SASL authentication successful
+1 $ sasl_auth_state set to: [SASL authentication successful]
+
+# finish CAP negotation, thus login procedure
+1 > CAP :END
+
+# of all pre-MOTD greeting messages, only process isupports
+0:1 < :foo.bar.baz 001 foo1 :Welcome to the foo.bar.baz network
+0:1 < :foo.bar.baz 002 foo1 :Your host is foo.bar.baz
+0:1 < :foo.bar.baz 003 foo1 :This server was created Jan 1 2020
+0:1 < :foo.bar.baz 004 foo1 foo.bar.baz ircserver-1.0 abc def ghi
+0:1 < :foo.bar.baz 005 foo1 ABC=DEF GHI=JKL :are supported by this server
+1 $ isupport:ABC set to: [DEF]
+1 $ isupport:GHI set to: [JKL]
+0:1 < :foo.bar.baz 005 foo1 MNO=PQR STU=VWX Y=Z :are supported by this server
+1 $ isupport:MNO set to: [PQR]
+1 $ isupport:STU set to: [VWX]
+1 $ isupport:Y set to: [Z]
+0:1 < :foo.bar.baz 251 foo1 :There are 10 users and 1000 invisible on 5 servers
+0:1 < :foo.bar.baz 252 foo1 7 :IRC Operators online
+0:1 < :foo.bar.baz 253 foo1 4 :unknown connection(s)
+0:1 < :foo.bar.baz 254 foo1 800 :channels formed
+0:1 < :foo.bar.baz 255 foo1 :I have 100 clients and 1 serveres
+0:1 < :foo.bar.baz 265 foo1 100 150 :Current local users 100, max 150
+0:1 < :foo.bar.baz 266 foo1 1010 1050 :Current global users 1010, max 1050
+0:1 < :foo.bar.baz 250 foo1 :Highest connection count: 151 (150 clients) (1080 connections received)
+
+# collect MOTD into a single output (rather than line-by-line)
+0:1 < :foo.bar.baz 375 foo1 :- foo.bar.baz Message of the Day -
+0:1 < :foo.bar.baz 372 foo1 :- Howdy! -
+0:1 < :foo.bar.baz 372 foo1 :- Welcome! -
+0:1 < :foo.bar.baz 372 foo1 :- (to this server) -
+0:1 < :foo.bar.baz 376 foo1 :End of /MOTD command
+1 $ motd set to:
+1 $ - Howdy! -
+1 $ - Welcome! -
+1 $ - (to this server) -
+
+# collect user mode
+0:1 < :foo1 MODE foo1 :+Ziw
+1 $ users:me:modes set to: [+Ziw]
+
+# handle bot query NOTICE
+0:1 < :SaslServ!SaslServ@services.bar.baz NOTICE foo1 :Last login from ~foobarbaz@foo.bar.baz on Jan 1 22:00:00 2021 +0000.
+3 < *** [SaslServ] Last login from ~foobarbaz@foo.bar.baz on Jan 1 22:00:00 2021 +0000.
+
+# check difference in available commands when switching to client window
+> /join #test
+0 !# invalid prompt command: /join unknown
+> /list
+0 # windows available via /window:
+0 # 0) :start
+0 # 1) foo.bar.baz :DEBUG
+0 # 2) foo.bar.baz server
+0 # 3) foo.bar.baz SaslServ
+> /window 1
+> /help
+1 # commands available in this window:
+1 # /connect HOST_PORT [NICKNAME_PW] [USERNAME_REALNAME]
+1 # /disconnect [QUIT_MSG]
+1 # /help
+1 # /join CHANNEL
+1 # /list
+1 # /nick NEW_NICK
+1 # /privmsg TARGET MSG
+1 # /prompt_enter
+1 # /quit
+1 # /raw VERB [PARAMS_STR]
+1 # /reconnect
+1 # /window TOWARDS
+1 # /window.disconnect [QUIT_MSG]
+1 # /window.history.scroll DIRECTION
+1 # /window.join CHANNEL
+1 # /window.nick NEW_NICK
+1 # /window.paste
+1 # /window.privmsg TARGET MSG
+1 # /window.prompt.backspace
+1 # /window.prompt.move_cursor DIRECTION
+1 # /window.prompt.scroll DIRECTION
+1 # /window.raw VERB [PARAMS_STR]
+1 # /window.reconnect
+
+# test lack of implementation
+0:1 < foo bar baz
+1 !$ No handler implemented for: foo bar baz
+
+# test recoverable 432
+> /nick @foo
+1 > NICK :@foo
+0:1 < :*.?.net 432 foo1 @foo :Erroneous nickname
+1 !$ nickname refused for bad format
+
+# join channel, collect topic, residents; update me:user from JOIN message
+> /join #test
+1 > JOIN :#test
+0:1 < :foo1!~foobarbaz@baz.bar.foo JOIN #test
+1 $ users:me:user set to: [~foobarbaz]
+0:1 < :foo.bar.baz 332 foo1 #test :foo bar baz
+1 $ channels:#test:exits cleared
+0:1 < :foo.bar.baz 333 foo1 #test bar!~bar@bar.bar 1234567890
+1 $ channels:#test:topic set to: [Topic(what='foo bar baz', who=NickUserHost(nick='bar', user='~bar', host='bar.bar'))]
+4 $ bar!~bar@bar.bar set topic: foo bar baz
+0:1 < :foo.bar.baz 353 foo1 @ #test :foo1 @bar
+1 $ users:1:nick set to: [?]
+1 $ users:1:nick set to: [bar]
+0:1 < :foo.bar.baz 366 foo1 #test :End of /NAMES list.
+1 $ channels:#test:user_ids set to:
+1 $ 1
+1 $ me
+4 $ residents: bar, foo1
+
+# deliver PRIVMSG to channel window, update sender's user+host from metadata
+0:1 < :bar!~bar@bar.bar PRIVMSG #test :hi there
+1 $ users:1:user set to: [~bar]
+1 $ users:1:host set to: [bar.bar]
+4 < [bar] hi there
+
+# check _changing_ TOPIC message is communicated to channel window
+0:1 < :bar!~bar@bar.bar TOPIC #test :foo bar baz
+0:1 < :bar!~bar@bar.bar TOPIC #test :abc def ghi
+1 $ channels:#test:topic set to: [Topic(what='abc def ghi', who=NickUserHost(nick='bar', user='~bar', host='bar.bar'))]
+4 $ bar!~bar@bar.bar set topic: abc def ghi
+
+# process non-self channel JOIN
+0:1 < :baz!~baz@baz.baz JOIN :#test
+1 $ users:2:nick set to: [?]
+1 $ users:2:nick set to: [baz]
+1 $ users:2:user set to: [~baz]
+1 $ users:2:host set to: [baz.baz]
+1 $ channels:#test:user_ids set to:
+1 $ 1
+1 $ 2
+1 $ me
+4 $ baz!~baz@baz.baz joins
+
+# join second channel with partial residents identity to compare distribution of resident-specific messages
+> /join #testtest
+1 > JOIN :#testtest
+0:1 < :foo1!~foobarbaz@baz.bar.foo JOIN #testtest
+0:1 < :foo.bar.baz 353 foo1 @ #testtest :foo1 baz
+1 $ channels:#testtest:exits cleared
+0:1 < :foo.bar.baz 366 foo1 #testtest :End of /NAMES list.
+1 $ channels:#testtest:user_ids set to:
+1 $ 2
+1 $ me
+5 $ residents: baz, foo1
+
+# handle query window with known user
+0:1 < :baz!~baz@baz.baz PRIVMSG foo1 :hi there
+6 < [baz] hi there
+> /privmsg baz hello, how is it going
+1 > PRIVMSG baz :hello, how is it going
+6 > [foo1] hello, how is it going
+0:1 < :baz!~baz@baz.baz PRIVMSG foo1 :fine!
+6 < [baz] fine!
+
+# handle failure to query absent user
+> /privmsg barbar hello!
+1 > PRIVMSG barbar :hello!
+7 > [foo1] hello!
+0:1 < :*.?.net 401 foo1 barbar :No such nick/channel
+7 !$ barbar not online
+
+# handle non-self renaming
+0:1 < :baz!~baz@baz.baz NICK :bazbaz
+1 $ users:2:nick set to: [bazbaz]
+4,5,6 $ baz!~baz@baz.baz renames bazbaz
+
+# handle non-self PART in one of two inhabited channels, preserve identity into re-JOIN
+0:1 < :bazbaz!~baz@baz.baz PART :#test
+1 $ channels:#test:exits:2 set to: [P]
+1 $ channels:#test:user_ids set to:
+1 $ 1
+1 $ me
+4 $ bazbaz!~baz@baz.baz parts
+1 $ channels:#test:exits:2 cleared
+0:1 < :bazbaz!~baz@baz.baz JOIN :#test
+1 $ channels:#test:user_ids set to:
+1 $ 1
+1 $ 2
+1 $ me
+4 $ bazbaz!~baz@baz.baz joins
+
+# handle non-self PART in only inhabited channel, lose identity, re-join as new identity
+0:1 < :bar!~bar@bar.bar PART :#test
+1 $ channels:#test:exits:1 set to: [P]
+1 $ channels:#test:user_ids set to:
+1 $ 2
+1 $ me
+4 $ bar!~bar@bar.bar parts
+1 $ channels:#test:exits:1 cleared
+1 $ users:1 cleared
+0:1 < :bar!~bar@bar.bar JOIN :#test
+1 $ users:3:nick set to: [?]
+1 $ users:3:nick set to: [bar]
+1 $ users:3:user set to: [~bar]
+1 $ users:3:host set to: [bar.bar]
+1 $ channels:#test:user_ids set to:
+1 $ 2
+1 $ 3
+1 $ me
+4 $ bar!~bar@bar.bar joins
+
+# handle non-self QUIT
+0:1 < :bazbaz!~baz@baz.baz QUIT :Client Quit
+1 $ users:2:exit_msg set to: [QClient Quit]
+6 $ bazbaz!~baz@baz.baz quits: Client Quit
+1 $ channels:#test:exits:2 set to: [QClient Quit]
+1 $ channels:#test:user_ids set to:
+1 $ 3
+1 $ me
+4 $ bazbaz!~baz@baz.baz quits: Client Quit
+1 $ channels:#test:exits:2 cleared
+1 $ channels:#testtest:exits:2 set to: [QClient Quit]
+1 $ channels:#testtest:user_ids set to:
+1 $ me
+5 $ bazbaz!~baz@baz.baz quits: Client Quit
+1 $ channels:#testtest:exits:2 cleared
+1 $ users:2 cleared
+
+# handle self-PART: clear channel, and its squatters
+0:1 < :foo1!~foobarbaz@baz.bar.foo PART :#test
+1 $ channels:#test:exits:me set to: [P]
+1 $ channels:#test:user_ids set to:
+1 $ 3
+4 $ foo1!~foobarbaz@baz.bar.foo parts
+1 $ channels:#test:exits:me cleared
+1 $ channels:#test cleared
+1 $ users:3 cleared
+
+# fail to reconnect while connected
+> /reconnect
+1 !$ not re-connecting since already connected
+
+# handle /disconnect, clear all
+> /disconnect
+1 > QUIT :ircplom says bye
+0:1 < :foo1!~foobarbaz@baz.bar.foo QUIT :Client Quit
+1 $ users:me:exit_msg set to: [QClient Quit]
+2,3,6,7 $ foo1!~foobarbaz@baz.bar.foo quits: Client Quit
+1 $ channels:#testtest:exits:me set to: [QClient Quit]
+1 $ channels:#testtest:user_ids set to:
+5 $ foo1!~foobarbaz@baz.bar.foo quits: Client Quit
+1 $ channels:#testtest:exits:me cleared
+0:1 < ERROR :Closing link: (~foobarbaz@baz.bar.foo) [Quit: ircplom says bye]
+1 $ connection_state set to: [Closing link: (~foobarbaz@baz.bar.foo) [Quit: ircplom says bye]]
+1 $ connection_state set to: []
+2,3,4,5,6,7 $ DISCONNECTED
+1 $ isupport cleared
+1 $ isupport:CHANTYPES set to: [#&]
+1 $ isupport:PREFIX set to: [(ov)@+]
+1 $ isupport:USERLEN set to: [10]
+1 $ motd set to:
+1 $ sasl_account set to: []
+1 $ sasl_auth_state set to: []
+1 $ caps cleared
+1 $ channels cleared
+1 $ users cleared
+
+# fail to send in disconnect, check alert window is command prompt window
+> /window 6
+> /privmsg barbar test
+6 !$ cannot send, connection seems closed
+> /window 1
+> /privmsg barbar test
+1 !$ cannot send, connection seems closed
+> /privmsg #test test
+1 !$ not sending, since not in channel
+
+# test setting up second client, but 432 irrecoverably
+> /connect baz.bar.foo ?foo foo:foo
+8 $ isupport cleared
+8 $ isupport:CHANTYPES set to: [#&]
+8 $ isupport:PREFIX set to: [(ov)@+]
+8 $ isupport:USERLEN set to: [10]
+8 $ hostname set to: [baz.bar.foo]
+8 $ port set to: [-1]
+8 $ nick_wanted set to: [?foo]
+8 $ user_wanted set to: [foo]
+8 $ realname set to: [foo]
+8 $ port set to: [6697]
+8 $ connection_state set to: [connecting]
+8 $ connection_state set to: [connected]
+, $ CONNECTED
+1:8 > CAP LS :302
+1:8 > USER foo 0 * :foo
+1:8 > NICK :?foo
+1:8 < :*.?.net 432 * ?foo :Erroneous nickname
+8 $ connection_state set to: []
+, $ DISCONNECTED
+8 $ isupport cleared
+8 $ isupport:CHANTYPES set to: [#&]
+8 $ isupport:PREFIX set to: [(ov)@+]
+8 $ isupport:USERLEN set to: [10]
+8 !$ nickname refused for bad format, giving up
+
+# test failing third connection
+> /connect baz.baz.baz baz baz:baz
+9 $ isupport cleared
+9 $ isupport:CHANTYPES set to: [#&]
+9 $ isupport:PREFIX set to: [(ov)@+]
+9 $ isupport:USERLEN set to: [10]
+9 $ hostname set to: [baz.baz.baz]
+9 $ port set to: [-1]
+9 $ nick_wanted set to: [baz]
+9 $ user_wanted set to: [baz]
+9 $ realname set to: [baz]
+9 $ port set to: [6697]
+9 $ connection_state set to: [connecting]
+9 $ connection_state set to: [connected]
+, $ CONNECTED
+2:9 > CAP LS :302
+2:9 > USER baz 0 * :baz
+2:9 > NICK :baz
+2: < FAKE_IRC_CONN_ABORT_EXCEPTION
+9 $ connection_state set to: [broken: FAKE_IRC_CONN_ABORT_EXCEPTION]
+9 $ connection_state set to: []
+, $ DISCONNECTED
+9 $ isupport cleared
+9 $ isupport:CHANTYPES set to: [#&]
+9 $ isupport:PREFIX set to: [(ov)@+]
+9 $ isupport:USERLEN set to: [10]
+
+# check that (save TUI tests assuming start on window 0, and no 4 yet) on reconnect, all the same effects can be expected
+> /reconnect
+repeat 63:65
+2,3,4,5,6,7 $ CONNECTED
+repeat 66:158
+repeat 168:382
+
+> /quit
+0 <
+++ /dev/null
-# BASIC TUI PROMPT TESTS
-
-# nothing should happen on empty command input
->
-
-# expected complaints on wrong command inputs
-> foo
-0 !# invalid prompt command: not prefixed by /
-> /foo
-0 !# invalid prompt command: /foo unknown
-> /help foo
-0 !# invalid prompt command: /help given argument(s) while none expected
-> /window
-0 !# invalid prompt command: /window too few arguments (given 0, need 1)
-
-# some simple expected command successes
-> /help
-0 # commands available in this window:
-0 # /connect HOST_PORT [NICKNAME_PW] [USERNAME_REALNAME]
-0 # /help
-0 # /list
-0 # /prompt_enter
-0 # /quit
-0 # /window TOWARDS
-0 # /window.history.scroll DIRECTION
-0 # /window.paste
-0 # /window.prompt.backspace
-0 # /window.prompt.move_cursor DIRECTION
-0 # /window.prompt.scroll DIRECTION
-> /list
-0 # windows available via /window:
-0 # 0) :start
-
-# should probably not be available at all by explicit prompt writing, but for now this be the expected behavior …
-> /prompt_enter
-0 !# invalid prompt command: /prompt_enter would loop into ourselves
-> /window.history.scroll foo
-> /window.prompt.backspace
-> /window.prompt.move_cursor foo
-> /window.prompt.scroll foo
-> /window.paste
-
-# CONNECTED INTERACTIONS
-
-# on /connect init databases, log in new windows
-> /connect foo.bar.baz foo:bar foobarbazquux:baz
-, $ DISCONNECTED
-1 $ isupport cleared
-1 $ isupport:CHANTYPES set to: [#&]
-1 $ isupport:PREFIX set to: [(ov)@+]
-1 $ isupport:USERLEN set to: [10]
-1 $ caps cleared
-1 $ users cleared
-1 $ channels cleared
-
-# connect with values set by /connect, init CAP negotation
-1 $ hostname set to: [foo.bar.baz]
-1 $ port set to: [-1]
-1 $ nick_wanted set to: [foo]
-1 $ user_wanted set to: [foobarbazquux]
-1 $ realname set to: [baz]
-1 $ password set to: [bar]
-1 $ port set to: [6697]
-1 $ connection_state set to: [connecting]
-1 $ connection_state set to: [connected]
-, $ CONNECTED
-1 > CAP LS :302
-1 > USER foobarbazquux 0 * :baz
-1 > NICK :foo
-
-# expect some NOTICE and PING to process/reply during initiation
-0:1 < :*.?.net NOTICE * :*** Looking up your ident...
-2 < *** [ server] *** Looking up your ident...
-0:1 < :*.?.net NOTICE * :*** Looking up your hostname...
-2 < *** [ server] *** Looking up your hostname...
-0:1 < :*.?.net NOTICE * :*** Found your hostname (baz.bar.foo)
-2 < *** [ server] *** Found your hostname (baz.bar.foo)
-0:1 < PING :?
-1 > PONG :?
-
-# handle 433
-0:1 < :*.?.net 433 * foo :Nickname already in use
-1 !$ nickname already in use, trying increment
-1 > NICK :foo0
-0:1 < :*.?.net 433 * foo0 :Nickname already in use
-1 !$ nickname already in use, trying increment
-1 > NICK :foo1
-
-# collect server capabilities
-0:1 < :*.?.net CAP * LS : foo bar sasl=PLAIN,EXTERNAL baz
-1 > CAP REQ :sasl
-1 > CAP :LIST
-0:1 < :*.?.net CAP * ACK :sasl
-0:1 < :*.?.net CAP * LIST :cap-notify sasl
-1 $ caps:bar:data set to: []
-1 $ caps:baz:data set to: []
-1 $ caps:foo:data set to: []
-1 $ caps:sasl:data set to: []
-1 $ caps:sasl:data set to: [PLAIN,EXTERNAL]
-1 $ caps:sasl:enabled set to: [True]
-
-# authenticate via SASL, collect items of user identity
-1 $ sasl_auth_state set to: [attempting]
-1 > AUTHENTICATE :PLAIN
-0:1 < AUTHENTICATE +
-1 > AUTHENTICATE :Zm9vAGZvbwBiYXI=
-0:1 < :foo.bar.baz 900 foo1 foo1!foobarbazq@baz.bar.foo foo :You are now logged in as foo
-1 $ users:me:nick set to: [?]
-1 $ users:me:nick set to: [foo1]
-1 $ users:me:user set to: [foobarbazq]
-1 $ users:me:host set to: [baz.bar.foo]
-1 $ sasl_account set to: [foo]
-0:1 < :foo.bar.baz 903 foo1 :SASL authentication successful
-1 $ sasl_auth_state set to: [SASL authentication successful]
-
-# finish CAP negotation, thus login procedure
-1 > CAP :END
-
-# of all pre-MOTD greeting messages, only process isupports
-0:1 < :foo.bar.baz 001 foo1 :Welcome to the foo.bar.baz network
-0:1 < :foo.bar.baz 002 foo1 :Your host is foo.bar.baz
-0:1 < :foo.bar.baz 003 foo1 :This server was created Jan 1 2020
-0:1 < :foo.bar.baz 004 foo1 foo.bar.baz ircserver-1.0 abc def ghi
-0:1 < :foo.bar.baz 005 foo1 ABC=DEF GHI=JKL :are supported by this server
-1 $ isupport:ABC set to: [DEF]
-1 $ isupport:GHI set to: [JKL]
-0:1 < :foo.bar.baz 005 foo1 MNO=PQR STU=VWX Y=Z :are supported by this server
-1 $ isupport:MNO set to: [PQR]
-1 $ isupport:STU set to: [VWX]
-1 $ isupport:Y set to: [Z]
-0:1 < :foo.bar.baz 251 foo1 :There are 10 users and 1000 invisible on 5 servers
-0:1 < :foo.bar.baz 252 foo1 7 :IRC Operators online
-0:1 < :foo.bar.baz 253 foo1 4 :unknown connection(s)
-0:1 < :foo.bar.baz 254 foo1 800 :channels formed
-0:1 < :foo.bar.baz 255 foo1 :I have 100 clients and 1 serveres
-0:1 < :foo.bar.baz 265 foo1 100 150 :Current local users 100, max 150
-0:1 < :foo.bar.baz 266 foo1 1010 1050 :Current global users 1010, max 1050
-0:1 < :foo.bar.baz 250 foo1 :Highest connection count: 151 (150 clients) (1080 connections received)
-
-# collect MOTD into a single output (rather than line-by-line)
-0:1 < :foo.bar.baz 375 foo1 :- foo.bar.baz Message of the Day -
-0:1 < :foo.bar.baz 372 foo1 :- Howdy! -
-0:1 < :foo.bar.baz 372 foo1 :- Welcome! -
-0:1 < :foo.bar.baz 372 foo1 :- (to this server) -
-0:1 < :foo.bar.baz 376 foo1 :End of /MOTD command
-1 $ motd set to:
-1 $ - Howdy! -
-1 $ - Welcome! -
-1 $ - (to this server) -
-
-# collect user mode
-0:1 < :foo1 MODE foo1 :+Ziw
-1 $ users:me:modes set to: [+Ziw]
-
-# handle bot query NOTICE
-0:1 < :SaslServ!SaslServ@services.bar.baz NOTICE foo1 :Last login from ~foobarbaz@foo.bar.baz on Jan 1 22:00:00 2021 +0000.
-3 < *** [SaslServ] Last login from ~foobarbaz@foo.bar.baz on Jan 1 22:00:00 2021 +0000.
-
-# check difference in available commands when switching to client window
-> /join #test
-0 !# invalid prompt command: /join unknown
-> /list
-0 # windows available via /window:
-0 # 0) :start
-0 # 1) foo.bar.baz :DEBUG
-0 # 2) foo.bar.baz server
-0 # 3) foo.bar.baz SaslServ
-> /window 1
-> /help
-1 # commands available in this window:
-1 # /connect HOST_PORT [NICKNAME_PW] [USERNAME_REALNAME]
-1 # /disconnect [QUIT_MSG]
-1 # /help
-1 # /join CHANNEL
-1 # /list
-1 # /nick NEW_NICK
-1 # /privmsg TARGET MSG
-1 # /prompt_enter
-1 # /quit
-1 # /raw VERB [PARAMS_STR]
-1 # /reconnect
-1 # /window TOWARDS
-1 # /window.disconnect [QUIT_MSG]
-1 # /window.history.scroll DIRECTION
-1 # /window.join CHANNEL
-1 # /window.nick NEW_NICK
-1 # /window.paste
-1 # /window.privmsg TARGET MSG
-1 # /window.prompt.backspace
-1 # /window.prompt.move_cursor DIRECTION
-1 # /window.prompt.scroll DIRECTION
-1 # /window.raw VERB [PARAMS_STR]
-1 # /window.reconnect
-
-# test lack of implementation
-0:1 < foo bar baz
-1 !$ No handler implemented for: foo bar baz
-
-# test recoverable 432
-> /nick @foo
-1 > NICK :@foo
-0:1 < :*.?.net 432 foo1 @foo :Erroneous nickname
-1 !$ nickname refused for bad format
-
-# join channel, collect topic, residents; update me:user from JOIN message
-> /join #test
-1 > JOIN :#test
-0:1 < :foo1!~foobarbaz@baz.bar.foo JOIN #test
-1 $ users:me:user set to: [~foobarbaz]
-0:1 < :foo.bar.baz 332 foo1 #test :foo bar baz
-1 $ channels:#test:exits cleared
-0:1 < :foo.bar.baz 333 foo1 #test bar!~bar@bar.bar 1234567890
-1 $ channels:#test:topic set to: [Topic(what='foo bar baz', who=NickUserHost(nick='bar', user='~bar', host='bar.bar'))]
-4 $ bar!~bar@bar.bar set topic: foo bar baz
-0:1 < :foo.bar.baz 353 foo1 @ #test :foo1 @bar
-1 $ users:1:nick set to: [?]
-1 $ users:1:nick set to: [bar]
-0:1 < :foo.bar.baz 366 foo1 #test :End of /NAMES list.
-1 $ channels:#test:user_ids set to:
-1 $ 1
-1 $ me
-4 $ residents: bar, foo1
-
-# deliver PRIVMSG to channel window, update sender's user+host from metadata
-0:1 < :bar!~bar@bar.bar PRIVMSG #test :hi there
-1 $ users:1:user set to: [~bar]
-1 $ users:1:host set to: [bar.bar]
-4 < [bar] hi there
-
-# check _changing_ TOPIC message is communicated to channel window
-0:1 < :bar!~bar@bar.bar TOPIC #test :foo bar baz
-0:1 < :bar!~bar@bar.bar TOPIC #test :abc def ghi
-1 $ channels:#test:topic set to: [Topic(what='abc def ghi', who=NickUserHost(nick='bar', user='~bar', host='bar.bar'))]
-4 $ bar!~bar@bar.bar set topic: abc def ghi
-
-# process non-self channel JOIN
-0:1 < :baz!~baz@baz.baz JOIN :#test
-1 $ users:2:nick set to: [?]
-1 $ users:2:nick set to: [baz]
-1 $ users:2:user set to: [~baz]
-1 $ users:2:host set to: [baz.baz]
-1 $ channels:#test:user_ids set to:
-1 $ 1
-1 $ 2
-1 $ me
-4 $ baz!~baz@baz.baz joins
-
-# join second channel with partial residents identity to compare distribution of resident-specific messages
-> /join #testtest
-1 > JOIN :#testtest
-0:1 < :foo1!~foobarbaz@baz.bar.foo JOIN #testtest
-0:1 < :foo.bar.baz 353 foo1 @ #testtest :foo1 baz
-1 $ channels:#testtest:exits cleared
-0:1 < :foo.bar.baz 366 foo1 #testtest :End of /NAMES list.
-1 $ channels:#testtest:user_ids set to:
-1 $ 2
-1 $ me
-5 $ residents: baz, foo1
-
-# handle query window with known user
-0:1 < :baz!~baz@baz.baz PRIVMSG foo1 :hi there
-6 < [baz] hi there
-> /privmsg baz hello, how is it going
-1 > PRIVMSG baz :hello, how is it going
-6 > [foo1] hello, how is it going
-0:1 < :baz!~baz@baz.baz PRIVMSG foo1 :fine!
-6 < [baz] fine!
-
-# handle failure to query absent user
-> /privmsg barbar hello!
-1 > PRIVMSG barbar :hello!
-7 > [foo1] hello!
-0:1 < :*.?.net 401 foo1 barbar :No such nick/channel
-7 !$ barbar not online
-
-# handle non-self renaming
-0:1 < :baz!~baz@baz.baz NICK :bazbaz
-1 $ users:2:nick set to: [bazbaz]
-4,5,6 $ baz!~baz@baz.baz renames bazbaz
-
-# handle non-self PART in one of two inhabited channels, preserve identity into re-JOIN
-0:1 < :bazbaz!~baz@baz.baz PART :#test
-1 $ channels:#test:exits:2 set to: [P]
-1 $ channels:#test:user_ids set to:
-1 $ 1
-1 $ me
-4 $ bazbaz!~baz@baz.baz parts
-1 $ channels:#test:exits:2 cleared
-0:1 < :bazbaz!~baz@baz.baz JOIN :#test
-1 $ channels:#test:user_ids set to:
-1 $ 1
-1 $ 2
-1 $ me
-4 $ bazbaz!~baz@baz.baz joins
-
-# handle non-self PART in only inhabited channel, lose identity, re-join as new identity
-0:1 < :bar!~bar@bar.bar PART :#test
-1 $ channels:#test:exits:1 set to: [P]
-1 $ channels:#test:user_ids set to:
-1 $ 2
-1 $ me
-4 $ bar!~bar@bar.bar parts
-1 $ channels:#test:exits:1 cleared
-1 $ users:1 cleared
-0:1 < :bar!~bar@bar.bar JOIN :#test
-1 $ users:3:nick set to: [?]
-1 $ users:3:nick set to: [bar]
-1 $ users:3:user set to: [~bar]
-1 $ users:3:host set to: [bar.bar]
-1 $ channels:#test:user_ids set to:
-1 $ 2
-1 $ 3
-1 $ me
-4 $ bar!~bar@bar.bar joins
-
-# handle non-self QUIT
-0:1 < :bazbaz!~baz@baz.baz QUIT :Client Quit
-1 $ users:2:exit_msg set to: [QClient Quit]
-6 $ bazbaz!~baz@baz.baz quits: Client Quit
-1 $ channels:#test:exits:2 set to: [QClient Quit]
-1 $ channels:#test:user_ids set to:
-1 $ 3
-1 $ me
-4 $ bazbaz!~baz@baz.baz quits: Client Quit
-1 $ channels:#test:exits:2 cleared
-1 $ channels:#testtest:exits:2 set to: [QClient Quit]
-1 $ channels:#testtest:user_ids set to:
-1 $ me
-5 $ bazbaz!~baz@baz.baz quits: Client Quit
-1 $ channels:#testtest:exits:2 cleared
-1 $ users:2 cleared
-
-# handle self-PART: clear channel, and its squatters
-0:1 < :foo1!~foobarbaz@baz.bar.foo PART :#test
-1 $ channels:#test:exits:me set to: [P]
-1 $ channels:#test:user_ids set to:
-1 $ 3
-4 $ foo1!~foobarbaz@baz.bar.foo parts
-1 $ channels:#test:exits:me cleared
-1 $ channels:#test cleared
-1 $ users:3 cleared
-
-# fail to reconnect while connected
-> /reconnect
-1 !$ not re-connecting since already connected
-
-# handle /disconnect, clear all
-> /disconnect
-1 > QUIT :ircplom says bye
-0:1 < :foo1!~foobarbaz@baz.bar.foo QUIT :Client Quit
-1 $ users:me:exit_msg set to: [QClient Quit]
-2,3,6,7 $ foo1!~foobarbaz@baz.bar.foo quits: Client Quit
-1 $ channels:#testtest:exits:me set to: [QClient Quit]
-1 $ channels:#testtest:user_ids set to:
-5 $ foo1!~foobarbaz@baz.bar.foo quits: Client Quit
-1 $ channels:#testtest:exits:me cleared
-0:1 < ERROR :Closing link: (~foobarbaz@baz.bar.foo) [Quit: ircplom says bye]
-1 $ connection_state set to: [Closing link: (~foobarbaz@baz.bar.foo) [Quit: ircplom says bye]]
-1 $ connection_state set to: []
-2,3,4,5,6,7 $ DISCONNECTED
-1 $ isupport cleared
-1 $ isupport:CHANTYPES set to: [#&]
-1 $ isupport:PREFIX set to: [(ov)@+]
-1 $ isupport:USERLEN set to: [10]
-1 $ motd set to:
-1 $ sasl_account set to: []
-1 $ sasl_auth_state set to: []
-1 $ caps cleared
-1 $ channels cleared
-1 $ users cleared
-
-# fail to send in disconnect, check alert window is command prompt window
-> /window 6
-> /privmsg barbar test
-6 !$ cannot send, connection seems closed
-> /window 1
-> /privmsg barbar test
-1 !$ cannot send, connection seems closed
-> /privmsg #test test
-1 !$ not sending, since not in channel
-
-# test setting up second client, but 432 irrecoverably
-> /connect baz.bar.foo ?foo foo:foo
-8 $ isupport cleared
-8 $ isupport:CHANTYPES set to: [#&]
-8 $ isupport:PREFIX set to: [(ov)@+]
-8 $ isupport:USERLEN set to: [10]
-8 $ hostname set to: [baz.bar.foo]
-8 $ port set to: [-1]
-8 $ nick_wanted set to: [?foo]
-8 $ user_wanted set to: [foo]
-8 $ realname set to: [foo]
-8 $ port set to: [6697]
-8 $ connection_state set to: [connecting]
-8 $ connection_state set to: [connected]
-, $ CONNECTED
-1:8 > CAP LS :302
-1:8 > USER foo 0 * :foo
-1:8 > NICK :?foo
-1:8 < :*.?.net 432 * ?foo :Erroneous nickname
-8 $ connection_state set to: []
-, $ DISCONNECTED
-8 $ isupport cleared
-8 $ isupport:CHANTYPES set to: [#&]
-8 $ isupport:PREFIX set to: [(ov)@+]
-8 $ isupport:USERLEN set to: [10]
-8 !$ nickname refused for bad format, giving up
-
-# test failing third connection
-> /connect baz.baz.baz baz baz:baz
-9 $ isupport cleared
-9 $ isupport:CHANTYPES set to: [#&]
-9 $ isupport:PREFIX set to: [(ov)@+]
-9 $ isupport:USERLEN set to: [10]
-9 $ hostname set to: [baz.baz.baz]
-9 $ port set to: [-1]
-9 $ nick_wanted set to: [baz]
-9 $ user_wanted set to: [baz]
-9 $ realname set to: [baz]
-9 $ port set to: [6697]
-9 $ connection_state set to: [connecting]
-9 $ connection_state set to: [connected]
-, $ CONNECTED
-2:9 > CAP LS :302
-2:9 > USER baz 0 * :baz
-2:9 > NICK :baz
-2: < FAKE_IRC_CONN_ABORT_EXCEPTION
-9 $ connection_state set to: [broken: FAKE_IRC_CONN_ABORT_EXCEPTION]
-9 $ connection_state set to: []
-, $ DISCONNECTED
-9 $ isupport cleared
-9 $ isupport:CHANTYPES set to: [#&]
-9 $ isupport:PREFIX set to: [(ov)@+]
-9 $ isupport:USERLEN set to: [10]
-
-# check that (save TUI tests assuming start on window 0, and no 4 yet) on reconnect, all the same effects can be expected
-> /reconnect
-repeat 63:65
-2,3,4,5,6,7 $ CONNECTED
-repeat 66:158
-repeat 168:382
-
-> /quit
-0 <