inspect(buffer, scope)
runs inspectors specified for the buffer
buffer.config.inspectors_on_idle = {'test-idle-inspector'}
inspect.inspect(buffer)
assert.spy(idle_inspector).was_called_with(match.is_ref(buffer))
runs inspectors specified for the mode
buffer.mode.config.inspectors_on_idle = {'test-idle-inspector'}
inspect.inspect(buffer)
assert.spy(idle_inspector).was_called_with(match.is_ref(buffer))
merges inspection results into one scathing result
inspection.register name: 'inspector1', factory: ->
  -> { { line: 1, type: 'error', message: 'foo' } }
inspection.register name: 'inspector2', factory: ->
  -> {
    { line: 1, type: 'error', message: 'foo_mode' }
    { line: 3, type: 'warning', message: 'bar' }
  }
buffer.config.inspectors_on_idle = {'inspector1', 'inspector2'}
res = inspect.inspect(buffer)
assert.same {
  [1]: {
    { type: 'error', message: 'foo' },
    { type: 'error', message: 'foo_mode' }
  }
  [3]: {
    { type: 'warning', message: 'bar' }
  }
 }, res
(inspector types)
before_each ->
  with buffer.mode.config
    .inspectors_on_idle = {'test-idle-inspector'}
    .inspectors_on_save = {'test-save-inspector'}
runs both idle and save inspectors by default
inspect.inspect(buffer)
assert.spy(idle_inspector).was_called_with(match.is_ref(buffer))
assert.spy(save_inspector).was_called_with(match.is_ref(buffer))
runs only idle inspectors if specified
inspect.inspect(buffer, scope: 'idle')
assert.spy(idle_inspector).was_called_with(match.is_ref(buffer))
assert.spy(save_inspector).was_not_called!
runs only save inspectors if specified
inspect.inspect(buffer, scope: 'save')
assert.spy(save_inspector).was_called_with(match.is_ref(buffer))
assert.spy(idle_inspector).was_not_called!
 
(when the returned inspector is a string)
      it 'is run as an external command, translating default output parsing', (done) ->
idle_inspector = 'echo "foo:1: warning: foo\nline 2: wrong val \\`foo\\`"'
howl_async ->
  buffer.mode.config.inspectors_on_idle = {'test-idle-inspector'}
  res = inspect.inspect(buffer)
  assert.same {
    [1]: {
      { message: 'warning: foo', type: 'warning' },
    }
    [2]: {
      { message: 'wrong val `foo`', search: 'foo' }
    }
   }, res
  done!
 
(when the returned inspector is a table)
      it 'uses the `cmd` key as the external command to run', (done) ->
idle_inspector = cmd: 'echo "foo:1: some warning"'
howl_async ->
  buffer.mode.config.inspectors_on_idle = {'test-idle-inspector'}
  res = inspect.inspect(buffer)
  assert.same {
    [1]: {
      { message: 'some warning' },
    }
   }, res
  done!
      it 'allows for custom parsing via the `parse` key', (done) ->
idle_inspector = {
  cmd: 'echo "output"'
  parse: spy.new -> { {line: 1, message: 'foo' } }
}
howl_async ->
  buffer.mode.config.inspectors_on_idle = {'test-idle-inspector'}
  res = inspect.inspect(buffer)
  assert.spy(idle_inspector.parse).was_called_with('output\n')
  assert.same {
    [1]: {
      { message: 'foo' },
    }
   }, res
  done!
      it 'allows for custom post processing via the `post_parse` key', (done) ->
idle_inspector = {
  cmd: 'echo "foo:1: some warning"'
  post_parse: (inspections) -> inspections[1].search = 'zed'
}
howl_async ->
  buffer.mode.config.inspectors_on_idle = {'test-idle-inspector'}
  res = inspect.inspect(buffer)
  assert.same {
    [1]: {
      { message: 'some warning', search: 'zed' },
    }
   }, res
  done!
      it 'allows for specifying the type of inspections via the `type` key', (done) ->
idle_inspector = cmd: 'echo "foo:1: some warning"', type: 'warning'
howl_async ->
  buffer.mode.config.inspectors_on_idle = {'test-idle-inspector'}
  res = inspect.inspect(buffer)
  assert.same {
    [1]: {
      { message: 'some warning', type: 'warning' },
    }
   }, res
  done!
      it 'skips unavailable inspectors', (done) ->
idle_inspector = {
  cmd: 'echo "foo:1: some warning"',
  is_available: -> false
}
howl_async ->
  buffer.mode.config.inspectors_on_idle = {'test-idle-inspector'}
  res = inspect.inspect(buffer)
  assert.same {}, res
  done!
 
(when an inspector command contains a <file> placeholder)
      it "is skipped if the buffer has no associated file", (done) ->
buffer.modified = false
idle_inspector = 'echo "foo:1: <file> urk"'
howl_async ->
  buffer.mode.config.inspectors_on_idle = {'test-idle-inspector'}
  assert.same {}, inspect.inspect(buffer)
  done!
      it "is skipped if the buffer is modified", (done) ->
file = File '/foo/bar'
buffer.file = file
buffer.modified = true
idle_inspector = 'echo "foo:1: <file> urk"'
howl_async ->
  buffer.mode.config.inspectors_on_idle = {'test-idle-inspector'}
  assert.same {}, inspect.inspect(buffer)
  done!
      it "is expanded with the buffer's file's path", (done) ->
file = File '/foo/bar'
buffer.file = file
idle_inspector = cmd: 'echo "foo:1: <file>"'
howl_async ->
  buffer.mode.config.inspectors_on_idle = {'test-idle-inspector'}
  res = inspect.inspect(buffer)
  assert.same {
    [1]: {
      { message: '/foo/bar' },
    }
  }, res
  done!
      it 'is not passed the buffer content on stdin', (done) ->
file = File '/foo/bar'
buffer.file = file
buffer.text = 'bar:1: mem'
buffer.modified = false
idle_inspector = cmd: 'cat <file> -'
howl_async ->
  buffer.mode.config.inspectors_on_idle = {'test-idle-inspector'}
  res = inspect.inspect(buffer)
  assert.same {}, res
  done!
 
 
criticize(buffer, criticism, opts)
before_each ->
  buffer.text = 'linƏ 1\nline 2\nline 3'
applies inspect markers to the buffer corresponding to criticisms
inspect.criticize buffer, {
  [1]: {
    {type: 'error', message: 'bar'}
  },
  [2]: {
    {type: 'error', message: 'zed'}
  }
 }
assert.same {
  {
    start_offset: 1,
    end_offset: 7,
    name: 'inspection',
    flair: 'error',
    message: 'bar'
  },
  {
    start_offset: 8,
    end_offset: 14,
    name: 'inspection',
    flair: 'error',
    message: 'zed'
  }
}, buffer.markers.all
leaves previous inspection markers alone by default
inspect.criticize buffer, {
  [1]: { {type: 'error', message: 'bar'} }
}
inspect.criticize buffer, {
  [2]: { {type: 'error', message: 'zed'} }
}
assert.equal 2, #buffer.markers.all
clears previous inspection markers when opts.clear is set
inspect.criticize buffer, {
  [1]: { {type: 'error', message: 'bar'} }
}
inspect.criticize buffer, {
  [2]: { {type: 'error', message: 'zed'} }
}, clear: true
assert.equal 1, #buffer.markers.all
assert.equal 8, buffer.markers.all[1].start_offset
starts the visual marker at the start of text for line inspections
buffer.text = '  34567\n'
inspect.criticize buffer, {
  [1]: {
    {type: 'error', message: 'zed'}
  }
}
assert.equal 3, buffer.markers.all[1].start_offset
starts the visual marker at the unicode pos given by .start_col if present
buffer.text = 'åäö\n'
inspect.criticize buffer, {
  [1]: {
    {type: 'error', message: 'zed', start_col: 2}
  }
}
assert.equal 2, buffer.markers.all[1].start_offset
ends the visual marker at the unicode pos given by .end_col if present
buffer.text = 'åäö\n'
inspect.criticize buffer, {
  [1]: {
    {type: 'error', message: 'zed', end_col: 3}
  }
}
assert.equal 3, buffer.markers.all[1].end_offset
starts the visual marker at the byte offset given by .byte_start_col if present
buffer.text = 'åäö\n'
inspect.criticize buffer, {
  [1]: {
    {type: 'error', message: 'zed', byte_start_col: 3}
  }
}
assert.equal 2, buffer.markers.all[1].start_offset
ends the visual marker at the byte offset given by .byte_end_col if present
buffer.text = 'åäö\n'
inspect.criticize buffer, {
  [1]: {
    {type: 'error', message: 'zed', byte_end_col: 3}
  }
}
assert.equal 2, buffer.markers.all[1].end_offset
when a .search field is present
is used for selecting a part of the line to highlight
buffer.text = '1 345 7\n'
inspect.criticize buffer, {
  [1]: {
    {type: 'error', message: 'zed', search: '345'}
  }
}
marker = buffer.markers.all[1]
assert.equal 3, marker.start_offset
assert.equal 6, marker.end_offset
marks the whole line if the search fails
buffer.text = '1234567\n'
inspect.criticize buffer, {
  [1]: {
    {type: 'error', message: 'zed', search: 'XX'}
  }
}
marker = buffer.markers.all[1]
assert.equal 1, marker.start_offset
assert.equal 8, marker.end_offset
marks the whole line if the search has multiple matches 
buffer.text = 'foo foo\n'
inspect.criticize buffer, {
  [1]: {
    {type: 'error', message: 'zed', search: 'oo'}
  }
}
marker = buffer.markers.all[1]
assert.equal 1, marker.start_offset
assert.equal 8, marker.end_offset
is not confused by other substring matches
buffer.text = ' res = refresh!\n'
inspect.criticize buffer, {
  [1]: {
    {type: 'error', message: 'zed', search: 'res'}
  }
}
marker = buffer.markers.all[1]
assert.equal 2, marker.start_offset
assert.equal 5, marker.end_offset