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* Unwrap quoted strings when passing args to newer handlers ##newshell When a user wraps an argument, it means like in SH that he wants the command to consider the argument as one single arg, even if composed by multiple words. The same applies for r2newshell. So far we did not unwrap quoted strings to maintain compatibility with old shell, but doing this unwrapping is one of the nice feature of newshell. * Add tests for quoting/unquoting * Adjust tests with `w` for newshell/oldshell
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NAME=/e /test/i
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FILE=malloc://1024
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CMDS=<<EOF
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w test
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w Test@444
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?e
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e search.in=block
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b 777
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/e /test/i
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EOF
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EXPECT=<<EOF
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0x00000000 hit0_0 "test"
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0x000001bc hit0_1 "Test"
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EOF
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RUN
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NAME=/e m (invalid) #742
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FILE=malloc://1024
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CMDS=<<EOF
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w test
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w Test@444
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/e m
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/e m
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/e m
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/e m
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EOF
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EXPECT=<<EOF
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EOF
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RUN
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NAME="/e /t\wst\d\d\d\s\w\w/i" - oldshell
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ARGS=-ecfg.newshell=false
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FILE=malloc://1024
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CMDS=<<EOF
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w "test123 ab"
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w "Test123 ab" @444
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?e
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e search.in=block
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b 777
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"/e /t\wst\d\d\d\s\w\w/i"
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EOF
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EXPECT=<<EOF
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0x00000001 hit0_0 ""test123 ab""
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0x000001bd hit0_1 ""Test123 ab""
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EOF
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RUN
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NAME="/e /t\wst\d\d\d\s\w\w/i" - newshell
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ARGS=-ecfg.newshell=true
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FILE=malloc://1024
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CMDS=<<EOF
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w '"test123 ab"'
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w '"Test123 ab"' @444
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?e
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e search.in=block
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b 777
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"/e /t\wst\d\d\d\s\w\w/i"
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EOF
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EXPECT=<<EOF
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0x00000001 hit0_0 ""test123 ab""
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0x000001bd hit0_1 ""Test123 ab""
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EOF
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RUN |