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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"
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17 entries across 17 versions & 2 rubygems