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vim/runtime/syntax/testdir/input/sh_09.sh
Bjoern Foersterling 11bde1f169 runtime(sh): refactored sh.vim syntax script
- unified bashStatement, kshStatement and shStatement as much as
  possible
- separated builtin commands from external programs
- cleaned up kornshell flavor logic
- fixed alias syntax highlighting
- added test for bash alias syntax highlighting
- removed daemon keyword

closes: #18355

Signed-off-by: Bjoern Foersterling <bjoern.foersterling@gmail.com>
Signed-off-by: Christian Brabandt <cb@256bit.org>
2025-09-23 19:48:09 +00:00

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#!/bin/dash
# Test file for vim the check () subshells
( cd ; $pwd ) | wc -c
( cd $1 ; $pwd ) | wc -c
( cd ${1} ; $pwd ) | wc -c
( cd ; $pwd ) | wc -c
( cd ${1:-.} ; $pwd ) | sed -e 's!$!/!' -e 's!//*$!/!'
( cd ; $pwd ) | wc -c
( cd ${1:+.} ; $pwd ) | wc -c
( cd ; $pwd ) | wc -c
( cd ${1:=.} ; $pwd ) | wc -c
( cd ; $pwd ) | wc -c
( cd ${1:?} ; $pwd ) | wc -c
( cd ; $pwd ) | wc -c
( cd $HOME ; $pwd ) | wc -c
( cd ${HOME} ; $pwd ) | wc -c
( cd ${HOME} ) | wc -c
((n=1+2))
# this is a syntax error, "let" is not a keyword in dash
let n=1+2