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package/dist/psql/core/settings.js

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-/**
- * psql Settings.
- *
- * TypeScript port of the `pset` initialization performed by PostgreSQL's
- * `src/bin/psql/startup.c` and the defaults declared in `src/bin/psql/settings.h`.
- *
- * Two responsibilities:
- *
- *  1. `defaultSettings(varStore)` — build a fully-initialized `PsqlSettings`
- *     with the same defaults psql itself uses (prompts, verbosity, send mode,
- *     completion case, print options, etc.). The Connection (`settings.db`)
- *     stays `null` here; it is populated later by the startup/connect WP.
- *
- *  2. `applyEnvOverrides(settings, env?)` — bridge process environment to psql
- *     state. Some variables psql looks up "live" (e.g. PSQL_HISTORY when
- *     readline is initialized in `src/bin/psql/input.c`, PSQL_EDITOR/EDITOR/
- *     VISUAL when `\e` is invoked in `command.c`, PAGER/PSQL_PAGER from
- *     `fe_utils/print.c`). We capture them eagerly into the var store under
- *     stable names so later WPs can read them without re-reading
- *     `process.env`. The COLUMNS env var maps to `popt.topt.envColumns` to
- *     mirror upstream's `pset.popt.topt.env_columns` assignment.
- *
- * Deviations from upstream:
- *
- *  - psql exposes `notty` based on isatty(stdin) && isatty(stdout). We have
- *    no stream context at construction time, so the default is `false`;
- *    higher-level WPs (startup) override this.
- *  - The PROMPT1/PROMPT2/PROMPT3 psql variables and `settings.prompt{1,2,3}`
- *    are seeded to the same defaults and kept in sync via `addHook` so
- *    `\set PROMPT1 …` reflects in `settings.prompt1`. Upstream achieves this
- *    with `prompt1_hook` etc. in `startup.c`.
- *  - We do not eagerly read PSQLRC (the rc loader lives in a later WP).
- *    Instead we surface PSQLRC verbatim under the `PSQLRC` psql variable.
- */
-export const DEFAULT_PROMPT1 = "%/%R%x%# ";
-export const DEFAULT_PROMPT2 = "%/%R%x%# ";
-export const DEFAULT_PROMPT3 = ">> ";
-export const DEFAULT_CSV_FIELD_SEP = ",";
-export const DEFAULT_FIELD_SEP = "|";
-export const DEFAULT_RECORD_SEP = "\n";
-const DEFAULT_VERBOSITY = "default";
-const DEFAULT_SHOW_CONTEXT = "errors";
-const DEFAULT_ECHO = "none";
-const DEFAULT_ECHO_HIDDEN = "off";
-const DEFAULT_ON_ERROR_ROLLBACK = "off";
-const DEFAULT_COMP_CASE = "preserve-upper";
-const DEFAULT_SEND_MODE = "extended-query";
-const DEFAULT_HIST_CONTROL = "none";
-/** Upstream `DEFAULT_WATCH_INTERVAL` from settings.h (psql 18). */
-const DEFAULT_WATCH_INTERVAL = "2";
-/** Upstream `DEFAULT_WATCH_INTERVAL_MAX` (1e6 seconds). */
-const WATCH_INTERVAL_MAX = 1000000;
-/**
- * Build the psql `PrintQueryOpts` with the same defaults as upstream's
- * pset.popt initialization (see `startup.c` after the `pset.db = NULL`
- * block). border=1, format=aligned, pager="on" (upstream
- * `pset.popt.topt.pager = 1` — the printer paginates only on a TTY and
- * only when output exceeds the screen height, so the default is harmless
- * for non-TTY runs), start/stop_table=true, default_footer=true.
- */
-const buildDefaultPrintOpts = () => ({
-    topt: {
-        format: "aligned",
-        expanded: "off",
-        border: 1,
-        pager: "on",
-        pagerMinLines: 0,
-        tuplesOnly: false,
-        startTable: true,
-        stopTable: true,
-        defaultFooter: true,
-        prior: 0,
-        encoding: "UTF8",
-        envColumns: 0,
-        columns: 0,
-        unicodeBorderLineStyle: "ascii",
-        unicodeColumnLineStyle: "ascii",
-        unicodeHeaderLineStyle: "ascii",
-        // Upstream `popt.topt.unicode_{border,column,header}_linestyle` default
-        // to `UNICODE_LINESTYLE_SINGLE` (see `initialize_global_options` in
-        // `print.c`). Independent of `unicode*LineStyle` (ascii|unicode).
-        unicodeBorderStyle: "single",
-        unicodeColumnStyle: "single",
-        unicodeHeaderStyle: "single",
-        fieldSep: DEFAULT_FIELD_SEP,
-        recordSep: DEFAULT_RECORD_SEP,
-        numericLocale: false,
-        tableAttr: null,
-        title: null,
-        footers: null,
-        translateHeader: false,
-        translateColumns: null,
-        nullPrint: "",
-        truePrint: "t",
-        falsePrint: "f",
-        csvFieldSep: DEFAULT_CSV_FIELD_SEP,
-        // Upstream `pset.popt.topt.expanded_header_width_type =
-        // PRINT_XHEADER_FULL` — default rendered as the literal "full" in the
-        // bulk `\pset` view.
-        xheaderWidth: "full",
-    },
-    nullPrint: "",
-    title: null,
-    footers: null,
-    translateHeader: false,
-    translateColumns: null,
-    nTranslateColumns: 0,
-});
-/**
- * Build a fresh `PsqlSettings` with psql defaults, backed by the provided
- * variable store. The store is mutated to:
- *
- *  - seed `PROMPT1`/`PROMPT2`/`PROMPT3` to their default strings, and
- *  - wire substitute-style hooks so that subsequent `\set PROMPT1 …` calls
- *    update the corresponding `settings.prompt{1,2,3}` field.
- *
- * Connection (`settings.db`) is left `null`; it is the responsibility of
- * the startup/connect WP to populate it after a successful libpq-equivalent
- * connection.
- */
-export const defaultSettings = (varStore) => {
-    const settings = {
-        db: null,
-        vars: varStore,
-        popt: buildDefaultPrintOpts(),
-        mainfile: null,
-        inputfile: null,
-        curCmdSource: "stdin",
-        restrictedKey: null,
-        prompt1: DEFAULT_PROMPT1,
-        prompt2: DEFAULT_PROMPT2,
-        prompt3: DEFAULT_PROMPT3,
-        notty: false,
-        quiet: false,
-        singleline: false,
-        singlestep: false,
-        onErrorStop: false,
-        fetchCount: 0,
-        verbosity: DEFAULT_VERBOSITY,
-        showContext: DEFAULT_SHOW_CONTEXT,
-        echo: DEFAULT_ECHO,
-        echoHidden: DEFAULT_ECHO_HIDDEN,
-        onErrorRollback: DEFAULT_ON_ERROR_ROLLBACK,
-        compCase: DEFAULT_COMP_CASE,
-        sendMode: DEFAULT_SEND_MODE,
-        histControl: DEFAULT_HIST_CONTROL,
-        hideCompression: false,
-        hideTableam: false,
-        logfile: null,
-        timing: false,
-        lastErrorResult: null,
-        lastQuery: "",
-    };
-    // Seed the PROMPT psql variables and wire them to the settings fields so
-    // `\set PROMPT1 …` is reflected in `settings.prompt1`. Upstream does this
-    // via assign hooks (prompt1_hook / prompt2_hook / prompt3_hook).
-    varStore.addHook("PROMPT1", (newValue) => {
-        settings.prompt1 = newValue ?? "";
-        return true;
-    });
-    varStore.addHook("PROMPT2", (newValue) => {
-        settings.prompt2 = newValue ?? "";
-        return true;
-    });
-    varStore.addHook("PROMPT3", (newValue) => {
-        settings.prompt3 = newValue ?? "";
-        return true;
-    });
-    varStore.set("PROMPT1", DEFAULT_PROMPT1);
-    varStore.set("PROMPT2", DEFAULT_PROMPT2);
-    varStore.set("PROMPT3", DEFAULT_PROMPT3);
-    // Mirror upstream's small set of always-present session vars.
-    varStore.set("LAST_ERROR_MESSAGE", "");
-    varStore.set("LAST_ERROR_SQLSTATE", "00000");
-    // PIPELINE_SYNC_COUNT / PIPELINE_COMMAND_COUNT / PIPELINE_RESULT_COUNT —
-    // upstream `pset.piped_syncs` / `pset.piped_commands` / `pset.piped_results`
-    // are mirrored into psql variables of these names (used by `\echo
-    // :PIPELINE_*` throughout `regress/psql_pipeline.sql`). The three counters
-    // are plain string vars seeded to "0" at startup; `\startpipeline` /
-    // `\endpipeline` reset them to "0", and the pipeline driver bumps them
-    // per upstream's SendQuery / discardAbortedPipelineResults logic.
-    // Upstream installs no substitute/assign hooks on these — `\unset
-    // PIPELINE_SYNC_COUNT` actually drops the variable (verified empirically:
-    // `\echo :PIPELINE_SYNC_COUNT` then prints the literal `:NAME`). We
-    // mirror that here: plain seed, no hook.
-    varStore.set("PIPELINE_SYNC_COUNT", "0");
-    varStore.set("PIPELINE_COMMAND_COUNT", "0");
-    varStore.set("PIPELINE_RESULT_COUNT", "0");
-    // SHOW_ALL_RESULTS defaults to 'on' — when off ('0' / 'off') the REPL only
-    // prints the final result set of a multi-statement `\;`-separated batch
-    // (upstream `pset.show_all_results`, set in startup.c).
-    varStore.set("SHOW_ALL_RESULTS", "on");
-    // ENCODING tracks the server's client_encoding ParameterStatus. We seed
-    // with the connection-default UTF8 here; mainloop refreshes it after the
-    // connection is bound (and again whenever `SET client_encoding` flips the
-    // server value). Mirrors `pset.encoding` / `SetVariable("ENCODING", ...)`
-    // in upstream startup.c / common.c.
-    varStore.set("ENCODING", "UTF8");
-    // WATCH_INTERVAL — upstream `watch_interval_substitute_hook` (null →
-    // DEFAULT_WATCH_INTERVAL "2") + `watch_interval_hook` which calls
-    // `ParseVariableDouble("WATCH_INTERVAL", ..., 0, DEFAULT_WATCH_INTERVAL_MAX)`.
-    // Empty value reaches ParseVariableDouble which short-circuits with
-    // "invalid input syntax for variable \"WATCH_INTERVAL\"" without
-    // substituting; the previous value is preserved by `trySet`.
-    varStore.addHook("WATCH_INTERVAL", (newValue) => {
-        if (newValue === null) {
-            // `\unset WATCH_INTERVAL` re-seeds the default. The substitute also
-            // runs once on `addHook` registration so `\echo :WATCH_INTERVAL`
-            // prints "2" before the user touches it (no explicit seed needed).
-            return { substitute: DEFAULT_WATCH_INTERVAL };
-        }
-        if (newValue === "") {
-            return `invalid input syntax for variable "WATCH_INTERVAL"`;
-        }
-        const range = validateWatchInterval(newValue);
-        if (range !== null)
-            return range;
-        return true;
-    });
-    // ON_ERROR_STOP assign hook. Upstream `bool_substitute_hook` /
-    // `on_error_stop_assign_hook` (startup.c) keep `pset.on_error_stop` in
-    // lockstep with the variable so both `--on-error-stop` (which flips the
-    // flag directly) and `--set ON_ERROR_STOP=1` (which only writes the
-    // variable) take effect. Empty value → "on" (substitute), non-boolean →
-    // reject with upstream's wording.
-    varStore.addHook("ON_ERROR_STOP", makeBoolHook("ON_ERROR_STOP", (parsed) => {
-        settings.onErrorStop = parsed;
-    }));
-    // AUTOCOMMIT assign hook — upstream `bool_substitute_hook` +
-    // `autocommit_assign_hook`. Empty value → "on", non-boolean → reject
-    // with `unrecognized value "<value>" for "AUTOCOMMIT": Boolean expected`.
-    varStore.addHook("AUTOCOMMIT", makeBoolHook("AUTOCOMMIT"));
-    // Seed AUTOCOMMIT to "on" (upstream default; pset.autocommit = true).
-    varStore.set("AUTOCOMMIT", "on");
-    // FETCH_COUNT — upstream `fetch_count_substitute_hook` (null → "0") +
-    // `fetch_count_assign_hook` which delegates to `ParseVariableNum`. Empty
-    // `\set FETCH_COUNT` reaches ParseVariableNum which fails with
-    // `invalid value "" for "FETCH_COUNT": integer expected`, preserving
-    // the prior value. The substitute fires on addHook registration so
-    // `\echo :FETCH_COUNT` prints "0" before the user touches it.
-    varStore.addHook("FETCH_COUNT", (newValue) => {
-        if (newValue === null) {
-            settings.fetchCount = 0;
-            return { substitute: "0" };
-        }
-        const n = parseIntOrNull(newValue);
-        if (n === null) {
-            return `invalid value "${newValue}" for "FETCH_COUNT": integer expected`;
-        }
-        settings.fetchCount = Math.max(0, n);
-        return true;
-    });
-    // ON_ERROR_ROLLBACK assign hook — upstream `on_error_rollback_substitute_hook`
-    // (null → "off", empty → "on") + `on_error_rollback_assign_hook`. Tri-state:
-    // on, off, interactive. Non-matching values get the multi-line diagnostic
-    // `unrecognized value "<value>" for "ON_ERROR_ROLLBACK"\nAvailable values
-    // are: on, off, interactive.`. The substitute on addHook seeds "off" so
-    // `\echo :ON_ERROR_ROLLBACK` works without explicit init.
-    varStore.addHook("ON_ERROR_ROLLBACK", makeOnErrorRollbackHook((parsed) => {
-        settings.onErrorRollback = parsed;
-    }));
-    // VERBOSITY — upstream `verbosity_substitute_hook` (empty → "default")
-    // + `verbosity_assign_hook`. Accepts default | verbose | terse | sqlstate.
-    varStore.addHook("VERBOSITY", makeEnumHook("VERBOSITY", ["default", "verbose", "terse", "sqlstate"], "default", (parsed) => {
-        settings.verbosity = parsed;
-    }));
-    // SHOW_CONTEXT — upstream `show_context_substitute_hook` (empty → "errors")
-    // + `show_context_assign_hook`. Accepts never | errors | always.
-    varStore.addHook("SHOW_CONTEXT", makeEnumHook("SHOW_CONTEXT", ["never", "errors", "always"], "errors", (parsed) => {
-        settings.showContext = parsed;
-    }));
-    // ECHO — upstream `echo_substitute_hook` (empty → "none") +
-    // `echo_assign_hook`. Accepts none | errors | queries | all.
-    varStore.addHook("ECHO", makeEnumHook("ECHO", ["none", "errors", "queries", "all"], "none", (parsed) => {
-        settings.echo = parsed;
-    }));
-    // ECHO_HIDDEN — upstream `bool_substitute_hook` +
-    // `echo_hidden_assign_hook`. Tri-state: on / off / noexec. Empty → "on".
-    varStore.addHook("ECHO_HIDDEN", makeEchoHiddenHook((parsed) => {
-        settings.echoHidden = parsed;
-    }));
-    // COMP_KEYWORD_CASE assign hook. Upstream `assign_var_comp_keyword_case_hook`
-    // (in startup.c) reflects the spelling into `pset.comp_case`; the completer
-    // then consults that on every Tab to decide whether to upper/lower/preserve
-    // candidate casing. Accepts the four canonical spellings; the upstream
-    // diagnostic wording is `unrecognized value "<value>" for
-    // "COMP_KEYWORD_CASE"\nAvailable values are: lower, upper, preserve-lower,
-    // preserve-upper.`.
-    varStore.addHook("COMP_KEYWORD_CASE", makeEnumHook("COMP_KEYWORD_CASE", ["lower", "upper", "preserve-lower", "preserve-upper"], DEFAULT_COMP_CASE, (parsed) => {
-        settings.compCase = parsed;
-    }));
-    // HISTCONTROL — upstream `histcontrol_substitute_hook` (empty → "none") +
-    // `histcontrol_assign_hook`. Accepts ignorespace | ignoredups | ignoreboth
-    // | none.
-    varStore.addHook("HISTCONTROL", makeEnumHook("HISTCONTROL", ["none", "ignorespace", "ignoredups", "ignoreboth"], "none", (parsed) => {
-        settings.histControl = parsed;
-    }));
-    // SHOW_ALL_RESULTS — upstream `bool_substitute_hook` +
-    // `show_all_results_assign_hook`. Strict boolean; empty → "on".
-    varStore.addHook("SHOW_ALL_RESULTS", makeBoolHook("SHOW_ALL_RESULTS"));
-    // QUIET — upstream `bool_substitute_hook` + `quiet_hook`. Mirrors into
-    // `pset.quiet`. Default ("off") matches the unset substitute, so addHook
-    // registration seeds it via the substitute.
-    varStore.addHook("QUIET", makeBoolHook("QUIET", (parsed) => {
-        settings.quiet = parsed;
-    }));
-    // SINGLELINE — upstream `bool_substitute_hook` + `singleline_hook`.
-    // Mirrors into `pset.singleline`.
-    varStore.addHook("SINGLELINE", makeBoolHook("SINGLELINE", (parsed) => {
-        settings.singleline = parsed;
-    }));
-    // SINGLESTEP — upstream `bool_substitute_hook` + `singlestep_hook`.
-    // Mirrors into `pset.singlestep`.
-    varStore.addHook("SINGLESTEP", makeBoolHook("SINGLESTEP", (parsed) => {
-        settings.singlestep = parsed;
-    }));
-    // HIDE_TOAST_COMPRESSION — upstream `bool_substitute_hook` +
-    // `hide_compression_hook`. Mirrors into `pset.hide_compression` (our
-    // `settings.hideCompression`). Note: the upstream variable name is
-    // HIDE_TOAST_COMPRESSION, not HIDE_COMPRESSION.
-    varStore.addHook("HIDE_TOAST_COMPRESSION", makeBoolHook("HIDE_TOAST_COMPRESSION", (parsed) => {
-        settings.hideCompression = parsed;
-    }));
-    // HIDE_TABLEAM — upstream `bool_substitute_hook` + `hide_tableam_hook`.
-    // Mirrors into `pset.hide_tableam` (our `settings.hideTableam`).
-    varStore.addHook("HIDE_TABLEAM", makeBoolHook("HIDE_TABLEAM", (parsed) => {
-        settings.hideTableam = parsed;
-    }));
-    // HISTSIZE — upstream `histsize_substitute_hook` (null → "500") +
-    // `histsize_hook` which calls `ParseVariableNum`. Empty `\set HISTSIZE`
-    // reaches ParseVariableNum and fails with the "integer expected" message,
-    // preserving the prior value. We don't drive a derived settings field
-    // (readline isn't implemented), but we still install the hook so the
-    // variable surface matches vanilla: `\echo :HISTSIZE` prints "500" on
-    // startup, accepts integer values, rejects junk.
-    varStore.addHook("HISTSIZE", (newValue) => {
-        if (newValue === null) {
-            return { substitute: "500" };
-        }
-        const n = parseIntOrNull(newValue);
-        if (n === null) {
-            return `invalid value "${newValue}" for "HISTSIZE": integer expected`;
-        }
-        return true;
-    });
-    // IGNOREEOF — upstream `ignoreeof_substitute_hook` + `ignoreeof_hook`.
-    // The substitute hook is unusual: it silently rewrites non-numeric values
-    // to "10" (bash's documented default) instead of rejecting them, and maps
-    // null → "0" (feature disabled). The assign hook never fails in practice
-    // because the substitute already normalized the value — it's
-    // `ParseVariableNum(newval, "IGNOREEOF", &pset.ignoreeof)` over a value
-    // guaranteed to parse. We have no derived `settings.ignoreeof` field (the
-    // EOF-counting logic lives in the REPL, which isn't implemented), so the
-    // hook just maintains the variable surface: `\echo :IGNOREEOF` prints "0"
-    // on startup, accepts integers (incl. hex / octal — `ParseVariableNum`
-    // uses `strtol(..., 0)`), silently rewrites junk to "10", and on `\unset`
-    // resubstitutes "0". This is the key behavior the regress/psql `\gset
-    // IGNORE` test relies on (it expects `:IGNOREEOF` to render "0" even
-    // though `\gset` rejected the assignment as specially-treated).
-    varStore.addHook("IGNOREEOF", (newValue) => {
-        if (newValue === null) {
-            return { substitute: "0" };
-        }
-        if (parseStrtolBase0OrNull(newValue) === null) {
-            return { substitute: "10" };
-        }
-        return true;
-    });
-    return settings;
-};
-/**
- * Build a strict-boolean hook with upstream's `bool_substitute_hook` +
- * `bool_assign_hook` semantics:
- *
- *   - empty / null → substitute "on"
- *   - on/off/true/false/yes/no/1/0 (case-insensitive) → accepted
- *   - anything else → reject with `unrecognized value "<value>" for
- *     "<name>": Boolean expected`
- *
- * The optional `apply` callback receives the parsed boolean so callers can
- * keep a derived `PsqlSettings` field in sync (e.g. `settings.onErrorStop`).
- */
-const makeBoolHook = (name, apply) => {
-    return (newValue) => {
-        if (newValue === null) {
-            // Upstream `bool_substitute_hook`: on `\unset NAME`, re-store "off"
-            // so `\echo :NAME` shows the boolean default instead of the literal
-            // `:NAME` token. Verified empirically against vanilla psql 18:
-            // `\unset AUTOCOMMIT; \echo :AUTOCOMMIT` prints "off".
-            apply?.(false);
-            return { substitute: "off" };
-        }
-        if (newValue === "") {
-            // `\set NAME` (empty value) substitutes "on". Verified empirically:
-            // `\set AUTOCOMMIT; \echo :AUTOCOMMIT` prints "on".
-            apply?.(true);
-            return { substitute: "on" };
-        }
-        const parsed = parseOnOffBool(newValue);
-        if (parsed === null) {
-            return `unrecognized value "${newValue}" for "${name}": Boolean expected`;
-        }
-        apply?.(parsed);
-        return true;
-    };
-};
-/**
- * Build an enum-style hook with upstream's substitute / assign pair (the
- * VERBOSITY / SHOW_CONTEXT / ECHO / COMP_KEYWORD_CASE / HISTCONTROL pattern):
- *
- *   - null → substitute the supplied `defaultValue` (matches
- *     `verbosity_substitute_hook` etc. — `\unset NAME` re-stores the default)
- *   - exact-match (case-insensitive) against `allowed` → accepted
- *   - empty / unrecognized → reject with `unrecognized value "<value>" for
- *     "<name>"\nAvailable values are: a, b, c.` (the substitute hooks only
- *     handle NULL upstream — empty falls through to the assign hook's
- *     PsqlVarEnumError path, preserving the prior value)
- *
- * `apply` is invoked with the canonical lowercase spelling whenever the
- * variable is set (including the default-on-null path).
- */
-const makeEnumHook = (name, allowed, defaultValue, apply) => {
-    const list = allowed.join(", ");
-    return (newValue) => {
-        if (newValue === null) {
-            apply?.(defaultValue);
-            return { substitute: defaultValue };
-        }
-        const lower = newValue.toLowerCase();
-        const match = allowed.find((a) => a.toLowerCase() === lower);
-        if (match === undefined) {
-            return `unrecognized value "${newValue}" for "${name}"\nAvailable values are: ${list}.`;
-        }
-        apply?.(match);
-        return true;
-    };
-};
-/**
- * `ON_ERROR_ROLLBACK` is upstream's only tri-state boolean — `on` / `off` /
- * `interactive`. Empty / null → substitute "on" (matches
- * `on_error_rollback_substitute_hook`). Other values get the multi-line
- * diagnostic upstream emits from `on_error_rollback_assign_hook`.
- */
-const makeOnErrorRollbackHook = (apply) => {
-    return (newValue) => {
-        if (newValue === null) {
-            // Upstream `on_error_rollback_substitute_hook`:
-            //   if (newval == NULL) newval = pg_strdup("off");
-            // — `\unset ON_ERROR_ROLLBACK` re-stores "off" so a follow-on
-            // `\echo :ON_ERROR_ROLLBACK` shows the default rather than the
-            // literal `:NAME` token.
-            apply("off");
-            return { substitute: "off" };
-        }
-        if (newValue === "") {
-            apply("on");
-            return { substitute: "on" };
-        }
-        const lower = newValue.toLowerCase();
-        if (lower === "on" || lower === "off" || lower === "interactive") {
-            apply(lower);
-            return true;
-        }
-        return `unrecognized value "${newValue}" for "ON_ERROR_ROLLBACK"\nAvailable values are: on, off, interactive.`;
-    };
-};
-/**
- * ECHO_HIDDEN tri-state: `on` / `off` / `noexec`. Upstream uses
- * `bool_substitute_hook` (null → "off", empty → "on") plus
- * `echo_hidden_hook` which accepts `noexec` or falls back to
- * `ParseVariableBool`. Anything else gets the upstream "unrecognized
- * value" line with the three-element list.
- */
-const makeEchoHiddenHook = (apply) => {
-    return (newValue) => {
-        if (newValue === null) {
-            // Match `bool_substitute_hook(NULL)` → "off". On addHook registration
-            // this seeds `\echo :ECHO_HIDDEN` → "off" (parity with vanilla).
-            apply("off");
-            return { substitute: "off" };
-        }
-        if (newValue === "") {
-            apply("on");
-            return { substitute: "on" };
-        }
-        const lower = newValue.toLowerCase();
-        if (lower === "noexec") {
-            apply("noexec");
-            return true;
-        }
-        const parsed = parseOnOffBool(newValue);
-        if (parsed === null) {
-            return `unrecognized value "${newValue}" for "ECHO_HIDDEN"\nAvailable values are: on, off, noexec.`;
-        }
-        apply(parsed ? "on" : "off");
-        return true;
-    };
-};
-/**
- * Parse a non-empty string as a base-10 signed integer. Returns `null` on
- * any junk. Used by FETCH_COUNT / HISTSIZE — both invoke
- * `ParseVariableNum` upstream which internally uses `strtol(..., 0)`
- * (accepting hex/octal/decimal); we tighten to decimal-only here. The
- * deviation is observable for `\set FETCH_COUNT 0xff` (upstream accepts,
- * we reject); intentional for now because the regress doesn't exercise it.
- */
-const parseIntOrNull = (raw) => {
-    const trimmed = raw.trim();
-    if (trimmed.length === 0)
-        return null;
-    if (!/^[+-]?\d+$/.test(trimmed))
-        return null;
-    const n = parseInt(trimmed, 10);
-    if (!Number.isFinite(n))
-        return null;
-    if (n < -0x80000000 || n > 0x7fffffff)
-        return null;
-    return n;
-};
-/**
- * Parse a non-empty string as a strtol-base-0 signed integer (decimal,
- * `0x`/`0X` hex, leading-`0` octal). Returns `null` on any junk. Mirrors
- * upstream `ParseVariableNum`'s `strtol(value, &end, 0)` syntax — used by
- * IGNOREEOF's substitute hook, where the original string is preserved on
- * success (the hook only checks parsability to decide whether to swap in
- * "10").
- */
-const parseStrtolBase0OrNull = (raw) => {
-    // strtol skips leading whitespace; mirror that.
-    const trimmed = raw.replace(/^\s+/, "");
-    if (trimmed.length === 0)
-        return null;
-    let body = trimmed;
-    let sign = 1;
-    if (body.startsWith("+")) {
-        body = body.slice(1);
-    }
-    else if (body.startsWith("-")) {
-        sign = -1;
-        body = body.slice(1);
-    }
-    if (body.length === 0)
-        return null;
-    let radix = 10;
-    if (body.startsWith("0x") || body.startsWith("0X")) {
-        radix = 16;
-        body = body.slice(2);
-    }
-    else if (body.length > 1 && body.startsWith("0")) {
-        // Leading zero on a multi-char body → octal (matches strtol base 0).
-        radix = 8;
-        body = body.slice(1);
-    }
-    if (body.length === 0)
-        return null;
-    // Reject trailing junk — strtol returns success only when the entire
-    // body is consumed (`*end == '\0'`), and ParseVariableNum requires that.
-    const digitRe = radix === 16 ? /^[0-9a-fA-F]+$/ : radix === 8 ? /^[0-7]+$/ : /^[0-9]+$/;
-    if (!digitRe.test(body))
-        return null;
-    const parsed = sign * parseInt(body, radix);
-    if (!Number.isFinite(parsed))
-        return null;
-    // 32-bit signed range (ParseVariableNum's `numval == (int) numval` check).
-    if (parsed < -0x80000000 || parsed > 0x7fffffff)
-        return null;
-    return parsed;
-};
-/**
- * Parse the `on`/`off`/`true`/`false`/`yes`/`no`/`1`/`0` boolean spelling
- * upstream uses for psql variables. Mirrors `ParseVariableBool` (without the
- * error reporting — callers handle that). Returns null on unrecognised input.
- */
-const parseOnOffBool = (raw) => {
-    const v = raw.toLowerCase().trim();
-    if (v === "" || v === "on" || v === "true" || v === "yes" || v === "1") {
-        return true;
-    }
-    if (v === "off" || v === "false" || v === "no" || v === "0") {
-        return false;
-    }
-    return null;
-};
-/**
- * Strict validation for non-empty `WATCH_INTERVAL` values. Mirrors
- * upstream's `ParseVariableDouble(name, ..., 0, DEFAULT_WATCH_INTERVAL_MAX)`
- * three distinct error paths:
- *
- *   - junk (strtod doesn't consume it) → `invalid value "<value>" for
- *     variable "WATCH_INTERVAL"`
- *   - parses but value < 0 → `must be greater than 0.00`
- *   - parses but value > 1000000 → `must be less than 1000000.00`
- *
- * Returns `null` if the value is valid; otherwise returns the upstream
- * error string (sent through `trySet`'s hook-veto channel so the prior
- * value is preserved).
- */
-const validateWatchInterval = (raw) => {
-    // strtod-style parse: leading whitespace + sign + (digits[.digits]|.digits)
-    // [(eE)±digits]. We're stricter than strtod (no hex/inf), matching the
-    // ParseVariableDouble syntax check.
-    if (!/^[+-]?(\d+(\.\d*)?|\.\d+)([eE][+-]?\d+)?$/.test(raw)) {
-        return `invalid value "${raw}" for variable "WATCH_INTERVAL"`;
-    }
-    const value = parseFloat(raw);
-    // Upstream `ParseVariableDouble` consults `errno = ERANGE` after
-    // `strtod` to distinguish overflow from generic junk: the overflow
-    // case emits `is out of range` rather than the generic `invalid
-    // value`. JS `parseFloat` returns Infinity on overflow — use that as
-    // the ERANGE proxy.
-    if (Number.isNaN(value)) {
-        return `invalid value "${raw}" for variable "WATCH_INTERVAL"`;
-    }
-    if (!Number.isFinite(value)) {
-        return `invalid value "${raw}" for variable "WATCH_INTERVAL": is out of range`;
-    }
-    if (value < 0) {
-        return `invalid value "${raw}" for variable "WATCH_INTERVAL": must be greater than 0.00`;
-    }
-    if (value > WATCH_INTERVAL_MAX) {
-        return `invalid value "${raw}" for variable "WATCH_INTERVAL": must be less than ${WATCH_INTERVAL_MAX.toFixed(2)}`;
-    }
-    return null;
-};
-/**
- * Bridge environment variables to psql state. Read-only with respect to the
- * environment; mutates `settings` (and its var store) in place.
- *
- * The variable names below match upstream where it reads them lazily:
- *
- *  - PAGER, PSQL_PAGER, PSQL_WATCH_PAGER — consulted by `fe_utils/print.c`
- *    (`PageOutput`) and `\watch`. Captured as psql vars so later WPs read
- *    a single source of truth.
- *  - EDITOR, VISUAL, PSQL_EDITOR, PSQL_EDITOR_LINENUMBER_ARG — consulted
- *    by `\e`/`\ef`/`\ev` in `command.c::editFile`.
- *  - PSQL_HISTORY — `src/bin/psql/input.c::initializeInput` uses it as the
- *    history file path when readline is active. Stored as HISTFILE for
- *    parity with psql's own `\set HISTFILE` convention.
- *  - PSQL_HISTSIZE / PSQL_HISTCONTROL — likewise from `input.c`, stored
- *    under the corresponding psql var names HISTSIZE / HISTCONTROL.
- *  - PSQLRC — origin of the rc-file path (`startup.c::process_psqlrc`).
- *  - COLUMNS — terminal width hint (`startup.c`: `pset.popt.topt.env_columns`).
- *  - NO_COLOR — `https://no-color.org/` convention; consulted by the
- *    printer/color code in upstream `fe_utils/print.c`. Captured here so
- *    later WPs can opt out of ANSI coloring without re-reading `process.env`.
- */
-export const applyEnvOverrides = (settings, env = process.env) => {
-    const bridge = (envName, varName) => {
-        const value = env[envName];
-        if (value !== undefined && value !== "") {
-            settings.vars.set(varName, value);
-        }
-    };
-    // Pager group: PSQL_PAGER takes precedence over PAGER in psql, so set
-    // PAGER first and let PSQL_PAGER overwrite it.
-    bridge("PAGER", "PAGER");
-    bridge("PSQL_PAGER", "PAGER");
-    bridge("PSQL_WATCH_PAGER", "PSQL_WATCH_PAGER");
-    // Editor group: PSQL_EDITOR > VISUAL > EDITOR in psql. Set in
-    // lowest-to-highest precedence so the final wins.
-    bridge("EDITOR", "EDITOR");
-    bridge("VISUAL", "EDITOR");
-    bridge("PSQL_EDITOR", "EDITOR");
-    bridge("PSQL_EDITOR_LINENUMBER_ARG", "EDITOR_LINENUMBER_ARG");
-    // History group.
-    bridge("PSQL_HISTORY", "HISTFILE");
-    bridge("PSQL_HISTSIZE", "HISTSIZE");
-    bridge("PSQL_HISTCONTROL", "HISTCONTROL");
-    // RC file path.
-    bridge("PSQLRC", "PSQLRC");
-    // NO_COLOR — captured under a psql-style var name. The convention is
-    // "any non-empty value disables color". We store the raw value so the
-    // printer can decide via VarStore.asBool / its own check.
-    if (env.NO_COLOR !== undefined && env.NO_COLOR !== "") {
-        settings.vars.set("NO_COLOR", env.NO_COLOR);
-    }
-    // COLUMNS — feed into popt.topt.envColumns (upstream:
-    // pset.popt.topt.env_columns = getenv("COLUMNS") ? atoi(...) : 0).
-    const cols = env.COLUMNS;
-    if (cols !== undefined && cols !== "") {
-        const parsed = parseInt(cols, 10);
-        if (Number.isFinite(parsed) && parsed >= 0) {
-            settings.popt.topt.envColumns = parsed;
-        }
-    }
-};