Sha256: 7f06c47f9124d99934469c2831cc61a2d8fcbc7fc73d49d76d2f3188eedd8287
Contents?: true
Size: 1.93 KB
Versions: 38
Compression:
Stored size: 1.93 KB
Contents
Feature: Navigation and editing keys have special behaviour in a REPL
Background:
When I open a new repl
And I insert "clear" at the cursor
And I press the return key
And I insert "x = 4" at the cursor
When I move the cursor to the end of the document
Scenario: Backspace does not erase the prompt
And I press the backspace key
Then the current command should be "x = "
When I press the backspace key
Then the current command should be "x ="
When I press the backspace key
Then the current command should be "x "
When I press the backspace key
Then the current command should be "x"
When I press the backspace key
Then the current command should be blank
When I press the backspace key
Then the current command should be blank
And I should see ">> " in the edit tab
Scenario: Delete does not erase the prompt
When I move the cursor to 0
And I press the delete key
Then the current command should be "x = 4"
And I should see ">> " in the edit tab
Scenario: The home key sets the cursor at the start of the line and after the prompt
When I press the home key
Then the cursor should be at 3
When I replace 3 to 8 with "x = 4\ny = 9"
And I move the cursor to 11
And I press the home key
Then the cursor should be at 9
Scenario: Left and right arrow keys can be used to navigate the current command
When I press the left arrow key
Then the cursor should be at 7
When I press the left arrow key
Then the cursor should be at 6
When I press the left arrow key
Then the cursor should be at 5
When I press the right arrow key
Then the cursor should be at 6
Scenario: The left arrow key should not go beyond the prompt
When I press the return key
And I insert "clear" at the cursor
And I press the return key
Then the cursor should be at 3
When I press the left arrow key
Then the cursor should be at 3
Version data entries
38 entries across 38 versions & 2 rubygems