Project: Redcar

Publisher: Danlucraft

Navigation and editing keys have special behaviour in a REPL

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

Scenarios

Backspace does not erase the prompt
Delete does not erase the prompt
The home key sets the cursor at the start of the line and after the prompt
Left and right arrow keys can be used to navigate the current command
The left arrow key should not go beyond the prompt

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

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

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

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

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

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