Fix two that use the “not beginning of line” flag (POSIX & GNU). They

erroneously had the subject “^abc”, not “abc”, so would always pass
(because the pattern “^abc” would never match). Of course, they still
pass with the flag set, but I have confirmed that they now fail with
the flag removed (whereas before they passed).

2 files changed, 2 insertions, 3 deletions

diff --git a/test/gnu_sets.lua b/test/gnu_sets.lua
index 8dd5833..e88fc1c 100755
--- a/test/gnu_sets.lua
+++ b/test/gnu_sets.lua
@@ -38,7 +38,7 @@ return {
   --{subj,   patt,      st,cf,ef},           { results }
   { {"abcd", ".+",      5},                  { N }    }, -- failing st
   { {"abc",  "^abc"},                        {"abc" } }, -- anchor
-  { {"^abc", "^abc",    N,N,flg.NOTBOL},     { N }    }, -- anchor + ef
+  { {"abc",  "^abc",    N,N,flg.not_bol},    { N }    }, -- anchor + ef
 }
 end
 
diff --git a/test/posix_sets.lua b/test/posix_sets.lua
index 12ca474..b50c613 100755
--- a/test/posix_sets.lua
+++ b/test/posix_sets.lua
@@ -47,7 +47,7 @@ return {
   { {".+"},            {"abcd",5},            { N }    }, -- failing st
   { {"aBC",flg.ICASE}, {"abc"},               {1,3,{}} }, -- cf
   { {"^abc"},          {"abc"},               {1,3,{}} }, -- anchor
-  { {"^abc"},          {"^abc",N,flg.NOTBOL}, { N }    }, -- anchor + ef
+  { {"^abc"},          {"abc",N,flg.NOTBOL},  { N }    }, -- anchor + ef
 }
 end
 
@@ -61,4 +61,3 @@ return function (libname)
     set_m_tfind  (lib, flags),
   }
 end
-