don't print anything about file of unsupported type unless
the file was specified on the command line
#!/bin/sh
mkdir t
cd t
hg init
mkdir -p beans
for b in kidney navy turtle borlotti black pinto; do
echo $b > beans/$b
done
mkdir -p mammals/Procyonidae
for m in cacomistle coatimundi raccoon; do
echo $m > mammals/Procyonidae/$m
done
echo skunk > mammals/skunk
echo fennel > fennel
echo fenugreek > fenugreek
echo fiddlehead > fiddlehead
echo glob:glob > glob:glob
hg addremove
hg commit -m "commit #0" -d "0 0"
hg debugwalk
cd mammals
hg debugwalk
hg debugwalk Procyonidae
cd Procyonidae
hg debugwalk
hg debugwalk ..
cd ..
hg debugwalk ../beans
hg debugwalk
cd ..
hg debugwalk -Ibeans
hg debugwalk 'glob:mammals/../beans/b*'
hg debugwalk '-X*/Procyonidae' mammals
hg debugwalk path:mammals
hg debugwalk ..
hg debugwalk beans/../..
# Don't know how to test absolute paths without always getting a false
# error.
#hg debugwalk `pwd`/beans
#hg debugwalk `pwd`/..
hg debugwalk glob:\*
hg debugwalk 're:.*[kb]$'
hg debugwalk path:beans/black
hg debugwalk beans 'glob:beans/*'
hg debugwalk 'glob:j*'
hg debugwalk NOEXIST
mkfifo fifo
hg debugwalk fifo
rm fenugreek
hg debugwalk fenugreek
hg rm fenugreek
hg debugwalk fenugreek
touch new
hg debugwalk new