qt5base-lts/util/cmake/tests/test_lc_fixup.py

#!/usr/bin/env python3
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from qmake_parser import fixup_linecontinuation


def test_no_change():
    input = "test \\\nline2\n  line3"
    output = "test line2\n  line3"
    result = fixup_linecontinuation(input)
    assert output == result


def test_fix():
    input = "test \\\t\nline2\\\n  line3\\ \nline4 \\ \t\nline5\\\n\n\n"
    output = "test line2   line3 line4 line5 \n\n"
    result = fixup_linecontinuation(input)
    assert output == result