public void DoControlBackspaceTest01()
{
textCore.SetCursorPosition(0, 2);
textCore.DoControlCharacter(Key.Back);
Assert.AreEqual(textCore.GetLine(1), "\t\tcruel\n");
Assert.AreEqual(textCore.LineCount, 3);
}
public void TestControlLeftOnLastLine02()
{
textCore.SetCursorPosition(6, 3);
textCore.InsertText("\n");
Assert.AreEqual(textCore.CurrentTextBuffer.GetLineContent(3), " world\n");
// Remove the final line that's made up of just spaces.
textCore.SelectLines(4, 0);
textCore.DoControlCharacter(System.Windows.Input.Key.Back);
// We should end up with 4 entries in text buffer, but since
// the last entry ends with a '\n', we should get '5' here.
Assert.AreEqual(5, textCore.CurrentTextBuffer.GetLineCount());
// Position the cursor on the 5th line (non-existent line),
// and then control-left should bring us back onto line 4.
textCore.SetCursorPosition(0, 4);
textCore.SetOverrideModifierFlag(TextEditorCommand.Modifier.Control);
textCore.DoNavigation(System.Windows.Input.Key.Left);
// The cursor is positioned on line 4 last character.
Assert.AreEqual(textCore.CursorPosition.X, 9);
Assert.AreEqual(textCore.CursorPosition.Y, 3);
}