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# vim: ft=cucumber fileencoding=utf-8 sts=4 sw=4 et:
Feature: Opening external editors
Background:
Given I have a fresh instance
## :edit-url
Scenario: Editing a URL
When I open data/numbers/1.txt
And I set up a fake editor replacing "1.txt" by "2.txt"
And I run :edit-url
Then data/numbers/2.txt should be loaded
Scenario: Editing a URL with -t
When I run :tab-only
And I open data/numbers/1.txt
And I set up a fake editor replacing "1.txt" by "2.txt"
And I run :edit-url -t
Then data/numbers/2.txt should be loaded
And the following tabs should be open:
- data/numbers/1.txt
- data/numbers/2.txt (active)
Scenario: Editing a URL with -rt
When I set tabs.new_position.related to prev
And I open data/numbers/1.txt
And I set up a fake editor replacing "1.txt" by "2.txt"
And I run :edit-url -rt
Then data/numbers/2.txt should be loaded
And the following tabs should be open:
- data/numbers/2.txt (active)
- data/numbers/1.txt
Scenario: Editing a URL with -b
When I run :tab-only
And I open data/numbers/1.txt
And I set up a fake editor replacing "1.txt" by "2.txt"
And I run :edit-url -b
Then data/numbers/2.txt should be loaded
And the following tabs should be open:
- data/numbers/1.txt (active)
- data/numbers/2.txt
Scenario: Editing a URL with -w
When I open data/numbers/1.txt in a new tab
And I run :tab-only
And I set up a fake editor replacing "1.txt" by "2.txt"
And I run :edit-url -w
Then data/numbers/2.txt should be loaded
And the session should look like:
windows:
- tabs:
- active: true
history:
- active: true
url: http://localhost:*/data/numbers/1.txt
- tabs:
- active: true
history:
- active: true
url: http://localhost:*/data/numbers/2.txt
Scenario: Editing a URL with -p
When I open data/numbers/1.txt in a new tab
And I run :tab-only
And I set up a fake editor replacing "1.txt" by "2.txt"
And I run :edit-url -p
Then data/numbers/2.txt should be loaded
And the session should look like:
windows:
- tabs:
- active: true
history:
- active: true
url: http://localhost:*/data/numbers/1.txt
- tabs:
- active: true
history:
- active: true
url: http://localhost:*/data/numbers/2.txt
private: true
Scenario: Editing a URL with -t and -b
When I run :edit-url -t -b
Then the error "Only one of -t/-b/-w can be given!" should be shown
@flaky
Scenario: Editing a URL with invalid URL
When I set url.auto_search to never
And I open data/hello.txt
And I set up a fake editor replacing "http://localhost:(port)/data/hello.txt" by "foo!"
And I run :edit-url
Then the error "Invalid URL" should be shown
Scenario: Spawning an editor successfully
When I set up a fake editor returning "foobar"
And I open data/editor.html
And I run :click-element id qute-textarea
And I wait for "Entering mode KeyMode.insert (reason: clicking input)" in the log
And I run :open-editor
And I wait for "Read back: foobar" in the log
Then the javascript message "text: foobar" should be logged
Scenario: Spawning an editor in normal mode
When I set up a fake editor returning "foobar"
And I open data/editor.html
And I run :click-element id qute-textarea
And I wait for "Entering mode KeyMode.insert (reason: clicking input)" in the log
And I run :leave-mode
And I wait for "Leaving mode KeyMode.insert (reason: leave current)" in the log
And I run :open-editor
And I wait for "Read back: foobar" in the log
Then the javascript message "text: foobar" should be logged
# Could not get signals working on Windows
# There's no guarantee that the tab gets deleted...
@posix
Scenario: Spawning an editor and closing the tab
When I set up a fake editor that writes "foobar" on save
And I open data/editor.html
And I run :click-element id qute-textarea
And I wait for "Entering mode KeyMode.insert (reason: clicking input)" in the log
And I run :open-editor
And I wait until the editor has started
And I set tabs.last_close to blank
And I run :tab-close
And I kill the waiting editor
Then the error "Edited element vanished" should be shown
And the message "Editor backup at *" should be shown
# Could not get signals working on Windows
@posix
Scenario: Spawning an editor and saving
When I set up a fake editor that writes "foobar" on save
And I open data/editor.html
And I run :click-element id qute-textarea
And I wait for "Entering mode KeyMode.insert (reason: clicking input)" in the log
And I run :open-editor
And I wait until the editor has started
And I save without exiting the editor
And I wait for "Read back: foobar" in the log
Then the javascript message "text: foobar" should be logged
Scenario: Spawning an editor in caret mode
When I set up a fake editor returning "foobar"
And I open data/editor.html
And I run :click-element id qute-textarea
And I wait for "Entering mode KeyMode.insert (reason: clicking input)" in the log
And I run :leave-mode
And I wait for "Leaving mode KeyMode.insert (reason: leave current)" in the log
And I run :enter-mode caret
And I wait for "Entering mode KeyMode.caret (reason: command)" in the log
And I run :open-editor
And I wait for "Read back: foobar" in the log
Then the javascript message "text: foobar" should be logged
Scenario: Spawning an editor with existing text
When I set up a fake editor replacing "foo" by "bar"
And I open data/editor.html
And I run :click-element id qute-textarea
And I wait for "Entering mode KeyMode.insert (reason: clicking input)" in the log
And I run :insert-text foo
And I wait for "Inserting text into element *" in the log
And I run :open-editor
And I wait for "Read back: bar" in the log
Then the javascript message "text: bar" should be logged
## :edit-command
Scenario: Edit a command and run it
When I run :set-cmd-text :message-info foo
And I set up a fake editor replacing "foo" by "bar"
And I run :edit-command --run
Then the message "bar" should be shown
And "Leaving mode KeyMode.command (reason: cmd accept)" should be logged
Scenario: Edit a command and omit the start char
When I set up a fake editor returning "message-info foo"
And I run :edit-command
Then the error "command must start with one of :/?" should be shown
And "Leaving mode KeyMode.command *" should not be logged
Scenario: Edit a command to be empty
When I run :set-cmd-text :
When I set up a fake editor returning empty text
And I run :edit-command
Then the error "command must start with one of :/?" should be shown
And "Leaving mode KeyMode.command *" should not be logged
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