#!/bin/sh
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groff="${abs_top_builddir:-.}/test-groff"

fail=

wail () {
    echo ...FAILED >&2
    fail=YES
}

# Regression-test Savannah #61909.
#
# Inter-sentence space should not be applied to the content of ordinary
# table entries.  They are set "rigidly" (tbl(1)), also without filling,
# adjustment, hyphenation or breaking.  If you want those things, use a
# text block.

input='.ss 12 120
Before one.
Before two.
.TS
L.
.\" two spaces
Foo.  Bar.
.\" four spaces
Baz.    Qux.
.\" two spaces
T{
Ack.  Nak.
T}
.TE
After one.
After two.
'

output=$(printf "%s\n" "$input" | "$groff" -Tascii -P-cbou -t)
echo "$output"

echo "checking that inter-sentence space is altered too early"
echo "$output" \
    | grep -Fqx 'Before one.           Before two.' || wail # 11 spaces

echo "checking that inter-sentence space is not applied to ordinary" \
    "table entries (1)"
echo "$output" | grep -Fqx 'Foo.  Bar.' || wail # 2 spaces

echo "checking that inter-sentence space is not applied to ordinary" \
    "table entries (2)"
echo "$output" | grep -Fqx 'Baz.    Qux.' || wail # 4 spaces

echo "checking that inter-sentence space is applied to text blocks"
echo "$output" | grep -Fqx 'Ack.           Nak.' || wail # 11 spaces

echo "checking that inter-sentence space is restored after table"
echo "$output" \
    | grep -Fqx 'After one.           After two.' || wail # 11 spaces

test -z "$fail"

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