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maint: Use Octave coding conventions for %!test in graphics.cc. * graphics.cc: Use Octave coding conventions for %!test in graphics.cc.
author Rik <rik@octave.org>
date Mon, 28 Jul 2014 08:36:39 -0700
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## Copyright (C) 2006-2013 John W. Eaton
##
## This file is part of Octave.
##
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## Test %!error usage

%!function g ()
%!  error ("foo");
%!endfunction
%!function f ()
%!  g ();
%!endfunction
%!error <foo> f ()

%!function g ()
%!  error ("foo\n");
%!endfunction
%!function f ()
%!  g
%!endfunction
%!error <foo> f ()

%!error error ()

%!error <foo> error ("foo\n")

## Test %!warning usage

%!function g ()
%!  warning ("foo");
%!endfunction
%!function f ()
%!  g;
%!endfunction
%!warning <foo> f ()

%!test
%! st.identifier = "backtrace";
%! ws = warning ("query", "backtrace");
%! warning ("on", "backtrace");
%! st.state = "on";
%! assert (warning ("query", "backtrace"), st);
%! warning ("off", "backtrace");
%! st.state = "off";
%! assert (warning ("query", "backtrace"), st);
%! warning (ws.state, "backtrace");

## Test usage() function

%!function g ()
%!  usage ("foo");
%!endfunction
%!function f ()
%!  g ();
%!endfunction
%!error <foo> f ()

%!function g ()
%!  usage ("foo");
%!endfunction
%!function f ()
%!  g
%!endfunction
%!error <foo> f ()

%!error usage ()

%!error <foo> usage ("foo\n")