    #! /bin/sh
    # This is a test script for the Katepart Bash Syntax Highlighting by
    #	Wilbert Berendsen.  This is not runnable !!!

    # The highlighting recognizes basic types of input, and has a few special cases that
    # are all in FindCommands.  The main objective is to create really proper nesting of
    # (multiline) strings, variables, expressions, etc.

    # ============== Tests: ===============

    # basic types:
    echo 'single quoted string'
    echo "double quoted string"
    echo $'string with esc\apes\x0din it'
    echo $"string meant to be translated"

    # comments:
    # this is a comment
    #this too
    echo this is#nt a comment
    dcop kate EditInterface#1 #this is
    grep -e "^default/linux/amd64/" |\ #this is not a comment but #this is
    mkdir this\ isnt\ #a\ comment
    mkdir this\ isnt\\\;#a\ comment
    mkdir this\\ #is a comment

    # brace expansion
    mv my_file.{JPG,jpg}
    echo f.{01..100..3} f.{Z..a..-3}
    echo f.{01..100} f.{a..Z}
    # no brace expansion
    echo f.{..100} f.{1..Z} f.{a..Z..}

    # special characters are escaped:
    echo \(output\) \&\| \> \< \" \' \*

    # variable substitution:
    echo $filename.ext
    echo $filename_ext
    echo ${filename}_ext
    echo text${array[$subscript]}.text
    echo text${array["string"]}.text
    echo ${!prefix*}
    echo ${!redir}
    echo short are $_, $$, $?, ${@}, etc.
    echo ${variable/a/d}
    echo ${1:-default}

    # expression subst:
    echo $(( cd << ed + 1 ))

    # command subst:
    echo $(ls -l)
    echo `cat myfile`

    # file subst:
    echo $(<$filename)
    echo $(</path/to/myfile)

    # process subst:
    sort <(show_labels) | sed 's/a/bg' > my_file.txt 2>&1

    # All substitutions also work in strings:
    echo "subst ${in}side string"  'not $inside this ofcourse'
    echo "The result is $(( $a + $b )). Thanks!"
    echo "Your homedir contains `ls $HOME |wc -l` files."

    # Escapes in strings:
    p="String \` with \$ escapes \" ";

    # keywords are black, builtins dark purple and common commands lighter purple
    set
    exit
    login

    # Other colorings:
    error() {
    	cat /usr/bin/lesspipe.sh
    	runscript >& redir.bak
    	exec 3>&4
    }

    # do - done make code blocks
    while [ $p -lt $q ]
    do
    	chown 0644 $file.$p
    done

    # braces as well
    run_prog | sort -u |
    {
    	echo Header
    	while read a b d
    	do
    		echo $a/$b/$c
    	done
    	echo Footer
    }

    # Any constructions can be nested:
    echo "A long string with $(
    	if [ $count -gt 100 ] ; then
    		echo "much"
    	else
    		echo "not much"
    	fi ) substitutions." ;

    # Even the case construct is correctly folded:
    test -f blaat &&
    (	do_something
    	case $p in
    		*bak)
    			do_bak $p
    			;;
    		*)
    			dont_bak $p
    			;;
    	esac
    ) # despite the extra parentheses in the case construction.

    # variable assignments:
    DIR=/dev
    p=`ls`
    LC_ALL="nl" dcop 'kate*'
    _VAR=val
    ARR=(this is an array)
    ARR2=([this]=too [and]="this too")
    usage="$0 -- version $VERSION
    Multiple lines of output
    can be possible."
    ANSWER=yes	# here 'yes' isn't highlighed as command

    # Some commands expect variable names, these are colored correctly:
    export PATH=/my/bin:$PATH BLAAT
    export A B D
    local p=3  x  y='\'
    read x y z <<< $hallo
    unset B
    declare -a VAR1 VAR2 && exit
    declare less a && b

    # options are recoqnized:
    zip -f=file.zip
    ./configure  --destdir=/usr
    make  destdir=/usr/

    # [[ and [ correctly need spaces to be regarded as structure,
    # otherwise they are patterns (currently treated as normal text)
    if [ "$p" == "" ] ; then
    	ls /usr/bin/[a-z]*
    elif [[ $p == 0 ]] ; then
    	ls /usr/share/$p
    fi

    # Fixed:
    ls a[ab]*		# dont try to interprete as assignment with subscript (fixed)
    a[ab]
    a[ab]=sa

    # Here documents are difficult to catch:
    cat > myfile << __EOF__
    You're right, this is definitely no bash code
    But ls more $parameters should be expanded.
    __EOF__

    # quoted:
    cat << "EOF" | egrep "this" >&4   # the rest of the line is still considered bash source
    You're right, this is definitely no bash code
    But ls more $parameters should be expanded. :->
    EOF

    cat <<bla || exit
    bla bla
    bla

    # indented:
    if true
    then
    	cat <<- EOF
    		Indented text with a $dollar or \$two
    	EOF
    elif [ -d $file ]; then
    	cat <<- "EOF"
    		Indented text without a $dollar
    	EOF
    fi

    if ! { cmd1 && cmd2 ; }; then echo ok ; fi
    if ! cmd1 arg; then echo ok ; fi

    case 1 in
    2) echo xxx;
    ;;
    ?) foo || yyy ; foo abc || echo abc ;;
    1) echo yyy;
    esac

    ls #should be outside of case 1 folding block

    for i in `ls tests/auto/output/*.html`; do
        refFile=`echo $i | sed -e s,build,src, | sed -e s,output,reference, | sed -e s,.html,.ref.html,`
        cp -v $i $refFile
    done

    ## >Settings >Configure Kate >Fonts & Colors >Highlitghing Text Styles >Scripts/Bash >Option >Change colors to some distinct color
    ## 1- In following line the -ucode should not be colored as option

    pacman -Syu --needed intel-ucode grub
    pacman -syu --needed intel-ucode grub

    # Braces (bug ##387915)
    [[ $line_name =~ \{([0-9]{1,})\}\{([0-9]{1,})\}(.*) ]]
    [[ $name =~ (.*)_(S[0-9]{2})(E[0-9]{2,3}[a-z]{0,1})_(.*) ]]
    rm /data/{hello1,hello2}/input/{bye1,$bye2}/si{a,${b},c{k,p{e,a}}}/*.non
    rm /data/{aa,{e,i}t{b,c} # Not closed
    rm /data/{aa,{e,i}t{b,c}}
    rm /data/{aa,{i}}
    rm /data{aa{bb{cc{dd}}}}
    rm /data{aaa`aaa}aa`aaa}a

    ${array[0]: -7 : +  22  }  ${array[1]: num  }
    ${parameter##word} ${parameter%%word} ${parameter^^pattern} ${parameter,,pattern} ${parameter@operator}

    # TODO `

    # commands
    abc
    cp
    :
    .
    :#nokeyword
    path/cmd
    ec\
    ho
    2
    {ab}c
    {a,b}c
    'a'c
    $ab
    ${ab}c
    \ a
    !a
    {ab}[
    {a,b}[
    'a'[
    \ [
    !a[
    a{}d
    a{bc}d
    a{b,c}d
    a'b'c
    a$bc
    a${bc}d
    a\ b
    a!b
    a{}[
    a{bc}[
    a{b,c}[
    a'b'[
    a\ [
    a!b[

    # commands + params
    shortopt -ol -f/fd/fd -hfd/fds - -ol'a'b -f'a'/fd/fd -h'a'fd/fds
    longopt --long-a --long-b=value --file=* --file=file* --file=dir/file
    longopt --long-a'a'b --long'a'-b=value --fi'a'le=*
    noopt 3 3d -f -- -f --xx dir/file
    opt param#nocomment ab'a'cd [[ param ]] } { ~a .a #comments
    path path/file dir/ / // 3/f a@/ 'a'/b d/'a'b a\ d/f f/f\
    ile
    path ~ ~/ ~a/ . .. ./a ../a
    path /path/* /path/f* /path/f@ /path/f@(|) {a/b} a{b}/c a/b{c} a/{b} a/{b}c
    glob ? * ?f *f f* f? **/ ~/* ~* /path/f* 'a'* 'a'f/?
    extglob @ @(*) @(f*|f??(f)) f!(+(?(@(*(f)f)f)f)f)f @'a'@(|) a@(?)
    subs f! f!! f!s 'a'!s \( $v {a,b} {a} {a}/d {a\,} {a,} {a,\},b} ds/{a,b}sa/s
    2 - f -f
    !a -f
    'a' -f
    $a -f

    # redirections (prefix)
    <<<s cat
    <<<'s' cat
    <<<'s's cat
    <<<s's's cat
    <<<s${s}s cat
    <<< s${s}s cat
    >&2 cat
    <f cat
    2>3 cat
    2>&3 cat
    2>& 3 cat
    2>f cat
    &>f cat

    # redirections
    cat f>2
    cat d/f>2
    cat d/f >2
    cat d/f >& 2
    cat >2 d/f
    cat > 2
    cat <(echo) <(echo a) <(echo a/f) <(echo ) <(echo a ) <(echo a/f )
    cat 2>&1 &>f &>>f 2<&1- 2<>f 2<<heredoc
    bla bla
    heredoc
    <<-'h' cat
    bla
    h
    <<"'" cat
    bla
    '

    # branches
    cat a|cat
    cat a&cat
    cat a||cat
    cat a&&cat
    cat a;cat
    cat a | cat
    cat a & cat
    cat a || cat
    cat a && cat
    cat a ; cat
    cat a'a';cat

    # substitutions
    echo '' 'a' '\' "" "a" "\\" "$a" "a""a"'a''a' a'b'c a"b"c a$'\n'c
    echo a!bc a{a}b a{b,c}d a{b,{d,e}}d a\ b
    echo a$bc a$b/c a${b}c a$((b-3))c a$(b)c a$(a b c)c
    echo ${a[*]} ${a[@]} ${a[${b}]} ${a:-x$z} ${a/g} ${a//f/f} ${a//f*/f*}
    echo ${a^^l*} ${a,} ${!a} ${#a[1]} ${a:1:$b} $((++i,i--))

    [ a ]
    [ -f f'f'f ]
    [ -f f]'f'f] ]
    [ -t 13 ]
    [ -t 13] ]
    [ -t 13] ]
    [ -v abc ]
    [ -z abc ]
    [ abc -ef abc ]
    [ abc -ef abc ]
    [ abc-ef -ef abc-ef ]
    [ abc == abc ]
    [ abc < abc ]
    [ abc -eq abc ]
    [[ abc -eq abc ]]
    [ 1+2 -eq 1+2 ]
    [[ 1+2 -eq 1+2 ]]
    [ a = b c ]
    [[ a = b c ]]
    [[ x =~ a(b c|$)' '{1,}[a[.digit.]] ]]
    [[ x =~ [ ] ]]
    [[ x =~ ([ ]) ]]
    [[ x =~ [ ]]
    [[ x =~ ([) ]]
    [[ a<b ]]
    [[ a <b ]]
    [[ a< b ]]
    [[ a < b ]]
    [[(! -d .)]]
    [[ ! -d . ]]
    [[ !(-d .) ]]
    [[ -f a || -f b ]]
    [[ -f a||-f b ]]
    [ -d `echo .`] ]
    [[ -d `echo .`]] ]]
    [[ a != b && ${a}a = b${b} ]]

    ((3+1+a+$c*(x) & 0x43422fd+03-085/23#D9a@_^8))
    { echo
        echo
    }
    { echo ; }
    (echo ; echo)
    (echo
        echo)
    (echo a)
    [ a -eq 2 ] || [ a -eq 2] ] && [[ a -eq 2 ]] || [[ a != b ]];
    [ a -eq 2 ]||[ a -eq 2] ]&&[[ a -eq 2 ]]||[[ a != b ]];
    test a -eq b

    # functions
    a() { echo x; }
    a  () { echo x; }
    function f { echo x; }
    kde.org() { echo x; }
    --func() { echo x; }

    # variables
    a=(a b c)
    a='a'
    a+=b
    a[1]='a'
    a[$i]='x'
    a[$((
        2+4
    ))]='x'
    a=([a]=2 `echo` -s > 'ds')
    a=(#comment
    value#nocomment #comment)
    )
    a=a cat
    a=`ls` cat

    # errors
    a a(s) a

    # control structure
    for name in a b c {d,e} ; do echo ; done
    for name; do echo ; done
    for name do echo ; done
    for ((i=0;i<5;++i)) ; do echo $i ; done
    select name in a ; do echo ; done
    select name; do echo ; done
    if : ; then echo ; elif [[ : ]] ; then echo ; else echo ; fi
    while : || : ; do echo ; done
    until : ; : ; do echo ; done
    case a in a) esac
    case a in a) echo ; esac
    case pwd in (patt1) echo ; echo ;; (patt*) echo ;;& patt?|patt) echo ;&
    patt) echo ;; esac

    for name in a
     b c ;
    do
    echo
    done

    case a in
      a\( | b*c? ) echo
      (b$c) # no pattern
      ;;
      (b$c) ;;
      # no pattern
      (b$c)
    esac