" icon is ignored when not supported. "(not supported)" is shown after
" the icon name when listing signs.
sign define Sign1 text=x
- try
- sign define Sign2 text=xy texthl=Title linehl=Error
- \ icon=../../pixmaps/stock_vim_find_help.png
- catch /E255:/
- " Ignore error: E255: Couldn't read in sign data!
- " This error can happen when running in the GUI.
- " Some gui like Motif do not support the png icon format.
- endtry
+
+ call Sign_command_ignore_error('sign define Sign2 text=xy texthl=Title linehl=Error icon=../../pixmaps/stock_vim_find_help.png')
" Test listing signs.
let a=execute('sign list')
edit foo
call setline(1, ['A', 'B', 'C', 'D'])
- try
- sign define Sign3 text=y texthl=DoesNotExist linehl=DoesNotExist
- \ icon=doesnotexist.xpm
- catch /E255:/
- " ignore error: E255: it can happens for guis.
- endtry
+ call Sign_command_ignore_error('sign define Sign3 text=y texthl=DoesNotExist linehl=DoesNotExist icon=doesnotexist.xpm')
let fn = expand('%:p')
exe 'sign place 43 line=2 name=Sign3 file=' . fn
sign undefine Sign
endfunc
+" Ignore error: E255: Couldn't read in sign data!
+" This error can happen when running in the GUI.
+" Some gui like Motif do not support the png icon format.
+func Sign_command_ignore_error(cmd)
+ try
+ exe a:cmd
+ catch /E255:/
+ endtry
+endfunc
+
+" ignore error: E255: Couldn't read in sign data!
+" This error can happen when running in gui.
+func Sign_define_ignore_error(name, attr)
+ try
+ call sign_define(a:name, a:attr)
+ catch /E255:/
+ endtry
+endfunc
+
" Test for Vim script functions for managing signs
func Test_sign_funcs()
" Remove all the signs
call sign_define("sign2")
let attr = {'text' : '!!', 'linehl' : 'DiffAdd', 'texthl' : 'DiffChange',
\ 'icon' : 'sign2.ico'}
- try
- call sign_define("sign2", attr)
- catch /E255:/
- " ignore error: E255: Couldn't read in sign data!
- " This error can happen when running in gui.
- endtry
+ call Sign_define_ignore_error("sign2", attr)
call assert_equal([{'name' : 'sign2', 'texthl' : 'DiffChange',
\ 'linehl' : 'DiffAdd', 'text' : '!!', 'icon' : 'sign2.ico'}],
\ sign_getdefined("sign2"))
call assert_fails('call sign_undefine({})', 'E731:')
" Test for using '.' as the line number for sign_place()
- call sign_define("sign1", attr)
+ call Sign_define_ignore_error("sign1", attr)
call cursor(22, 1)
call assert_equal(15, sign_place(15, '', 'sign1', 'Xsign',
\ {'lnum' : '.'}))