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dot_vim/plugged/vimtex/test/test-state/test_no-hidden.vim

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+set nocompatible
+let &rtp = '../..,' . &rtp
+filetype plugin on
+
+nnoremap q :qall!<cr>
+
+call vimtex#log#set_silent()
+
+if empty($INMAKE) | finish | endif
+
+silent edit minimal.tex
+call assert_equal(len(vimtex#state#list_all()), 1)
+
+silent edit new1.tex
+call assert_equal(len(vimtex#state#list_all()), 2)
+
+silent edit new2.tex
+call assert_equal(len(vimtex#state#list_all()), 3)
+
+silent bwipeout
+call assert_equal(len(vimtex#state#list_all()), 2)
+
+" Don't clean the state unless it is wiped
+silent bdelete
+call assert_equal(len(vimtex#state#list_all()), 2)
+
+silent 2bwipeout
+call assert_equal(len(vimtex#state#list_all()), 1)
+
+" Reload file with 'edit' should not clean states
+silent edit
+call assert_equal(len(vimtex#state#list_all()), 1)
+
+silent bwipeout
+call assert_equal(len(vimtex#state#list_all()), 0)
+
+" Open included file should create two states (main and included)
+call assert_equal(len(vimtex#state#list_all()), 0)
+silent edit included.tex
+call assert_equal(len(vimtex#state#list_all()), 2)
+
+" Simple test of VimtexEventQuit
+let g:test = 0
+augroup Testing
+  autocmd!
+  autocmd User VimtexEventQuit let g:test += 1
+augroup END
+
+" Wiping the buffer when main state is active should wipe all states
+silent bwipeout
+call assert_equal(len(vimtex#state#list_all()), 0)
+call assert_equal(g:test, 2)
+
+call vimtex#test#finished()