Sha256: c954dcbd2573eb5f67273b119f5ce1afc68a8ea35645471a134de36098f33bed
Contents?: true
Size: 1.71 KB
Versions: 35
Compression:
Stored size: 1.71 KB
Contents
# 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
Version data entries
35 entries across 35 versions & 2 rubygems