redcar-dev 0.12.17dev

data/plugins/edit_view/features/cut_and_paste.feature

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+Feature: Cut and Paste
+
+  Background: 
+    When I open a new edit tab
+
+  Scenario: Cut removes the text
+    When I replace the contents with "Frank"
+    And I select from 0 to 3
+    And I cut text
+    Then I should not see "Fra" in the edit tab  
+    And I should see "nk" in the edit tab  
+
+  Scenario: Copy leaves the text
+    When I replace the contents with "Frank"
+    And I select from 0 to 3
+    And I copy text
+    Then I should see "Frank" in the edit tab  
+
+  Scenario: Paste inserts the cut text
+    When I replace the contents with "Frank"
+    And I select from 0 to 3
+    And I cut text
+    And I move the cursor to 2
+    And I paste text
+    Then the contents should be "nkFra<c>"
+
+  Scenario: Paste inserts the copied text
+    When I replace the contents with "Frank"
+    And I select from 0 to 3
+    And I copy text
+    And I move the cursor to 2
+    And I paste text
+    Then I should see "FrFraank" in the edit tab
+    Then the contents should be "FrFra<c>ank"
+
+  Scenario: Paste pastes the most recent copy
+    When I replace the contents with "Frank"
+    And I select from 0 to 3
+    And I copy text
+    And I select from 3 to 5
+    And I copy text
+    And I move the cursor to 0
+    And I paste text
+    Then the contents should be "nk<c>Frank"
+ 

data/plugins/edit_view/features/grammar.feature

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+Feature: Grammar
+
+  Scenario: Changing languages should change behaviour of word matching
+    When I open a new edit tab
+    And I replace the contents with "Who let the dogs out?"
+    And I switch the language to "C++"
+    And I select the word at 18
+    Then the selected text should be "out"
+    And I switch the language to "Ruby"
+    And I select the word at 18
+    Then the selected text should be "out?"

data/plugins/edit_view/features/indentation_commands.feature

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+Feature: Indentation commands
+
+  Scenario: Increase indent, soft tabs, width 2
+    When I open a new edit tab
+    And tabs are soft, 2 spaces
+    And I run the command Redcar::Top::IncreaseIndentCommand
+    Then the contents should be "  "
+
+  Scenario: Decrease indent, soft tabs, width 2
+    When I open a new edit tab
+    And tabs are soft, 2 spaces
+    And I replace the contents with "<c>    "
+    And I run the command Redcar::Top::DecreaseIndentCommand
+    Then the contents should be "  "
+
+  Scenario: Increase indent, soft tabs, width 3
+    When I open a new edit tab
+    And tabs are soft, 3 spaces
+    And I run the command Redcar::Top::IncreaseIndentCommand
+    Then the contents should be "   "
+
+  Scenario: Decrease indent, soft tabs, width 3
+    When I open a new edit tab
+    And tabs are soft, 3 spaces
+    And I replace the contents with "<c>      "
+    And I run the command Redcar::Top::DecreaseIndentCommand
+    Then the contents should be "   "
+
+  Scenario: Increase indent, hard tabs, width 2
+    When I open a new edit tab
+    And tabs are hard
+    And I run the command Redcar::Top::IncreaseIndentCommand
+    Then the contents should be "\t"
+
+  Scenario: Decrease indent, hard tabs, width 2
+    When I open a new edit tab
+    And tabs are hard
+    And I replace the contents with "<c>\t\t"
+    And I run the command Redcar::Top::DecreaseIndentCommand
+    Then the contents should be "\t"
+
+  Scenario: auto-indent, soft tabs, width 2
+    Given the indentation rules are like Ruby's
+    When I open a new edit tab
+    And tabs are soft, 2 spaces
+    And I replace the contents with "def f\n\t1\t\t\nend\t"
+    And I select from 0 to 13
+    And I run the command Redcar::AutoIndenter::IndentCommand
+    Then the contents should be "def f\n  1\nend"

data/plugins/edit_view/features/line_delimiter.feature

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+Feature: Line delimiter
+
+  Scenario: Chooses line delimiter by text put in the tab (Windows)
+    When I open a new edit tab
+    And I replace the contents with "foo\r\nbar\r\nbaz\r\n"
+    Then the line delimiter should be "\r\n"
+
+  Scenario: Delete at end of line deletes delimiter (Windows)
+    When I open a new edit tab
+    And I replace the contents with "foo\r\nbar\r\nbaz\r\n"
+    And I move the cursor to 3
+    And I press the Delete key in the edit tab
+    Then the contents should be "foobar\r\nbaz\r\n"
+    
+  Scenario: Backspace at start of line deletes delimiter (Windows)
+    When I open a new edit tab
+    And I replace the contents with "foo\r\nbar\r\nbaz\r\n"
+    And I move the cursor to 5
+    And I press the Backspace key in the edit tab
+    Then the contents should be "foobar\r\nbaz\r\n"
+    
+  Scenario: Chooses line delimiter by text put in the tab (Unix)
+    When I open a new edit tab
+    And I replace the contents with "foo\nbar\nbaz\n"
+    Then the line delimiter should be "\n"
+
+  Scenario: Delete at end of line deletes delimiter (Unix)
+    When I open a new edit tab
+    And I replace the contents with "foo\nbar\nbaz\n"
+    And I move the cursor to 3
+    And I press the Delete key in the edit tab
+    Then the contents should be "foobar\nbaz\n"
+    
+  Scenario: Backspace at start of line deletes delimiter (Windows)
+    When I open a new edit tab
+    And I replace the contents with "foo\nbar\nbaz\n"
+    And I move the cursor to 4
+    And I press the Backspace key in the edit tab
+    Then the contents should be "foobar\nbaz\n"
+    
+  Scenario: End goes to end of line (Windows)
+    When I open a new edit tab
+    And I replace the contents with "foo\r\nbar\r\nbaz\r\n"
+    And I move the cursor to 0
+    And I run the command Redcar::Top::MoveEndCommand
+    Then the cursor should be at 3
+    

data/plugins/edit_view/features/multiple_notebooks.feature

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+# This is in this plugin because it is important and easier to test the EditTab
+Feature: Multiple notebooks
+
+  Scenario: Begins with one notebook
+    Then there should be one notebook
+
+  Scenario: New notebooks
+    When I make a new notebook
+    Then there should be two notebooks
+  
+  Scenario: Open tabs stay in the first notebook
+    When I open a new edit tab
+    And I make a new notebook
+    Then there should be two notebooks
+    And notebook 1 should have 1 tab
+    And notebook 2 should have 0 tabs
+  
+  Scenario: First notebook remains focussed
+    When I make a new notebook
+    And I open a new edit tab
+    Then there should be two notebooks
+    And notebook 1 should have 1 tab
+    And notebook 2 should have 0 tabs
+
+  Scenario: Can move a tab to another notebook
+    When I open a new edit tab
+    And I make a new notebook
+    And I move the tab to the other notebook
+    Then notebook 1 should have 0 tabs
+    And notebook 2 should have 1 tab
+    
+  Scenario: Can move a tab to another notebook and it keeps its contents
+    When I open a new edit tab
+    And I replace the contents with "Syndrome!"
+    And I make a new notebook
+    And I move the tab to the other notebook
+    Then notebook 1 should have 0 tabs
+    And notebook 2 should have 1 tab
+    And the tab in notebook 2 should contain "Syndrome!"
+
+  Scenario: Can move a tab to another notebook and back again
+    When I open a new edit tab
+    And I make a new notebook
+    And I move the tab to the other notebook
+    And I move the tab to the other notebook
+    Then notebook 1 should have 1 tabs
+    And notebook 2 should have 0 tab
+
+  Scenario: Close notebooks
+    When I make a new notebook
+    And I close the current notebook
+    Then there should be one notebook

data/plugins/edit_view/features/multiple_windows.feature

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+Feature: Multiple windows
+
+  Scenario: Start with one window
+    Then there should be one window
+  
+  Scenario: Open a new window
+    When I open a new window
+    Then there should be 2 windows
+  
+  Scenario: Open two new windows
+    When I open a new window
+    And I open a new window
+    Then there should be 3 windows
+
+  Scenario Outline: Close a window
+    When I open a new window with title "Second"
+    And I close the window <how>
+    Then there should be one window
+    And the window should be titled "Redcar"
+
+    Examples:
+      | how             |
+      | with a command  | 
+      | through the gui |
+      
+  Scenario: A new window is focussed
+    When I open a new window with title "Second"
+    And I open a new edit tab
+    Then the window "Second" should have 1 tab
+  
+  Scenario: The focus returns the first window when I close the second
+    When I open a new window with title "Second"
+    And I close the window "Second" through the gui
+    And I open a new edit tab
+    Then the window "Redcar" should have 1 tab
+
+  Scenario Outline: Can focus on each window
+    When I open a new edit tab
+    And I open a new window with title "Second"
+    And I focus the window "Redcar" <how>
+    And I open a new edit tab
+    Then the window "Redcar" should have 2 tabs
+    Then the window "Second" should have 0 tabs
+
+    Examples:
+      | how             |
+      | with a command  | 
+      | through the gui |

data/plugins/edit_view/features/new_tab.feature

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+Feature: Open a new tab
+
+  Scenario: New tab
+    When I open a new edit tab
+    Then there should be one edit tab
+    And the tab should be focussed within the notebook
+
+  Scenario: Close tab
+    When I open a new edit tab
+    And I close the focussed tab
+    Then there should be no open tabs

data/plugins/edit_view/features/soft_tabs.feature

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+Feature: Soft and hard tabs
+  
+  Scenario: Move left through soft tabs
+    When I open a new edit tab
+    And tabs are soft, 2 spaces
+    And I replace the contents with "    "
+    And I move the cursor to 4
+    And I press the Left key in the edit tab
+    Then the cursor should be at 2
+
+  Scenario: Move right through soft tabs
+    When I open a new edit tab
+    And tabs are soft, 2 spaces
+    And I replace the contents with "    "
+    And I move the cursor to 0
+    And I press the Right key in the edit tab
+    Then the cursor should be at 2
+    
+  Scenario: Moves left through part of a soft tab
+    When I open a new edit tab
+    And tabs are soft, 4 spaces
+    And I replace the contents with "Hacker  "
+    And I move the cursor to 8
+    And I press the Left key in the edit tab
+    Then the cursor should be at 6
+     
+  Scenario: Moves right through part of a soft tab
+    When I open a new edit tab
+    And tabs are soft, 4 spaces
+    And I replace the contents with "Hacker  "
+    And I move the cursor to 6
+    And I press the Right key in the edit tab
+    Then the cursor should be at 8
+    
+  Scenario: Moves left through spaces that don't make a full tab
+    When I open a new edit tab
+    And tabs are soft, 4 spaces
+    And I replace the contents with "Hacker    "
+    And I move the cursor to 10
+    And I press the Left key in the edit tab
+    Then the cursor should be at 9
+  
+  Scenario: Moves right through spaces that don't make a full tab
+    When I open a new edit tab
+    And tabs are soft, 4 spaces
+    And I replace the contents with "Hacker    "
+    And I move the cursor to 8
+    And I press the Right key in the edit tab
+    Then the cursor should be at 9
+
+  Scenario: Shouldn't die if the cursor is at the start of the document
+    When I open a new edit tab
+    And tabs are soft, 4 spaces
+    And I replace the contents with ""
+    And I move the cursor to 0
+    And I press the Left key in the edit tab
+    Then the cursor should be at 0
+
+  Scenario: Shouldn't die if the cursor is at the end of the document
+    When I open a new edit tab
+    And tabs are soft, 4 spaces
+    And I replace the contents with ""
+    And I move the cursor to 0
+    And I press the Right key in the edit tab
+    Then the cursor should be at 0
+  
+  Scenario: Move left through soft tabs, with a tab character
+    When I open a new edit tab
+    And tabs are soft, 4 spaces
+    And I replace the contents with "\tHa    "
+    And I move the cursor to 1
+    And I press the Left key in the edit tab
+    Then the cursor should be at 0
+
+  Scenario: Move left through soft tabs 2, with a tab character
+    When I open a new edit tab
+    And tabs are soft, 4 spaces
+    And I replace the contents with "\tHa    "
+    And I move the cursor to 2
+    And I press the Left key in the edit tab
+    Then the cursor should be at 1
+
+  Scenario: Move left through soft tabs 2, with a tab character
+    When I open a new edit tab
+    And tabs are soft, 4 spaces
+    And I replace the contents with "\tHa    "
+    And I move the cursor to 4
+    And I press the Left key in the edit tab
+    Then the cursor should be at 3
+
+  Scenario: Move left through soft tabs 3, with a tab character
+    When I open a new edit tab
+    And tabs are soft, 4 spaces
+    And I replace the contents with "\tHa    "
+    And I move the cursor to 5
+    And I press the Left key in the edit tab
+    Then the cursor should be at 3
+
+  Scenario: Move left through soft tabs 4, with a tab character
+    When I open a new edit tab
+    And tabs are soft, 4 spaces
+    And I replace the contents with "\tHa    "
+    And I move the cursor to 6
+    And I press the Left key in the edit tab
+    Then the cursor should be at 5
+  
+  Scenario: Move right through soft tabs, with a tab character
+    When I open a new edit tab
+    And tabs are soft, 4 spaces
+    And I replace the contents with "\tHa    "
+    And I move the cursor to 0
+    And I press the Right key in the edit tab
+    Then the cursor should be at 1
+
+  Scenario: Move right through soft tabs 2, with a tab character
+    When I open a new edit tab
+    And tabs are soft, 4 spaces
+    And I replace the contents with "\tHa    "
+    And I move the cursor to 1
+    And I press the Right key in the edit tab
+    Then the cursor should be at 2
+
+  Scenario: Move right through soft tabs 2, with a tab character
+    When I open a new edit tab
+    And tabs are soft, 4 spaces
+    And I replace the contents with "\tHa    "
+    And I move the cursor to 3
+    And I press the Right key in the edit tab
+    Then the cursor should be at 5
+
+  Scenario: Move right through soft tabs 3, with a tab character
+    When I open a new edit tab
+    And tabs are soft, 4 spaces
+    And I replace the contents with "\tHa    "
+    And I move the cursor to 5
+    And I press the Right key in the edit tab
+    Then the cursor should be at 6
+
+  Scenario: Move left through soft tabs, with a tab character ahead
+    When I open a new edit tab
+    And tabs are soft, 4 spaces
+    And I replace the contents with "    Wo\t"
+    And I move the cursor to 4
+    And I press the Left key in the edit tab
+    Then the cursor should be at 0
+    
+  Scenario: Select left through soft tabs
+    When I open a new edit tab
+    And tabs are soft, 2 spaces
+    And I replace the contents with "    "
+    And I move the cursor to 4
+    And I press Shift+Left key in the edit tab
+    Then the contents should be "  <c>  <s>"
+
+  Scenario: Select right through soft tabs
+    When I open a new edit tab
+    And tabs are soft, 2 spaces
+    And I replace the contents with "    "
+    And I move the cursor to 2
+    And I press Shift+Right key in the edit tab
+    Then the contents should be "  <s>  <c>"
+    
+  Scenario: Select left twice through soft tabs
+    When I open a new edit tab
+    And tabs are soft, 2 spaces
+    And I replace the contents with "    "
+    And I move the cursor to 4
+    And I press Shift+Left key in the edit tab
+    And I press Shift+Left key in the edit tab
+    Then the contents should be "<c>    <s>"
+    
+  Scenario: Select right through soft tabs
+    When I open a new edit tab
+    And tabs are soft, 2 spaces
+    And I replace the contents with "    "
+    And I move the cursor to 0
+    And I press Shift+Right key in the edit tab
+    And I press Shift+Right key in the edit tab
+    Then the contents should be "<s>    <c>"
+
+  Scenario: Shouldn't die if the cursor is at the start of the document
+    When I open a new edit tab
+    And tabs are soft, 4 spaces
+    And I replace the contents with ""
+    And I move the cursor to 0
+    And I press Shift+Left key in the edit tab
+    Then the cursor should be at 0
+    
+  Scenario: Shouldn't die if the cursor is at the end of the document
+    When I open a new edit tab
+    And tabs are soft, 4 spaces
+    And I replace the contents with ""
+    And I move the cursor to 0
+    And I press Shift+Right key in the edit tab
+    Then the cursor should be at 0
+  
+  Scenario: Can backspace a soft tab
+    When I open a new edit tab
+    And tabs are soft, 4 spaces
+    And I replace the contents with "    "
+    And I move the cursor to 4
+    And I press the Backspace key in the edit tab
+    Then the contents should be "<c>"
+    
+  Scenario: Can backspace part of a soft tab
+    When I open a new edit tab
+    And tabs are soft, 4 spaces
+    And I replace the contents with "Ha  "
+    And I move the cursor to 4
+    And I press the Backspace key in the edit tab
+    Then the contents should be "Ha<c>"
+
+  Scenario: Can delete a soft tab
+    When I open a new edit tab
+    And tabs are soft, 4 spaces
+    And I replace the contents with "    "
+    And I move the cursor to 0
+    And I press the Delete key in the edit tab
+    Then the contents should be "<c>"
+    
+  Scenario: Can delete part of a soft tab
+    When I open a new edit tab
+    And tabs are soft, 4 spaces
+    And I replace the contents with "Ha  "
+    And I move the cursor to 2
+    And I press the Delete key in the edit tab
+    Then the contents should be "Ha<c>"
+    
+  Scenario: Move left at the start of a line
+    When I open a new edit tab
+    And I replace the contents with "Hi\nHo"
+    And I move the cursor to 3
+    And I press the Left key in the edit tab
+    Then the contents should be "Hi<c>\nHo"
+    
+  Scenario: Shouldn't die if the cursor is at the end of the document
+    When I open a new edit tab
+    And tabs are soft, 4 spaces
+    And I replace the contents with ""
+    And I move the cursor to 0
+    And I press the Delete key in the edit tab
+    Then the cursor should be at 0
+