xaizek / vifm (License: GPLv2+) (since 2018-12-07)
Vifm is a file manager with curses interface, which provides Vi[m]-like environment for managing objects within file systems, extended with some useful ideas from mutt.
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#include <stic.h>

#include <string.h> /* strdup() */
#include <stdlib.h> /* free() */

#include "../../src/utils/path.h"

/* XXX: get_ext and split_ext share test data. */

#define TEST_EXT(full, expected_ext, expected_root_len) \
	int root_len; \
	const char *ext; \
	char *const name = strdup(full); \
	\
	split_ext(name, &root_len, &ext); \
	\
	assert_string_equal(expected_ext, ext); \
	assert_int_equal((expected_root_len), root_len); \
	\
	free(name);

TEST(empty_string)
{
	TEST_EXT("", "", 0);
}

TEST(empty_extension)
{
	TEST_EXT("file.", "", 4);
}

TEST(empty_root)
{
	TEST_EXT(".ext", "", 4);
}

TEST(empty_root_double_extension)
{
	TEST_EXT(".ext1.ext2", "ext2", 5);
}

TEST(filename_no_extension)
{
	TEST_EXT("withoutext", "", 10);
}

TEST(filename_unary_extension)
{
	TEST_EXT("with.ext", "ext", 4);
}

TEST(filename_binary_extensions)
{
	TEST_EXT("with.two.ext", "ext", 8);
}

TEST(path_no_extension)
{
	TEST_EXT("/home/user.name/file", "", 20);
}

TEST(path_unary_extension)
{
	TEST_EXT("/home/user.name/file.ext", "ext", 20);
}

TEST(path_binary_extensions)
{
	TEST_EXT("/home/user.name/file.double.ext", "ext", 27);
}

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