Project: Redcar

Publisher: Danlucraft

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Scenarios

Open search speedbar
Search for a word should select next occurrence
Search twice should move to the next occurrence
Search should incrementally update
Search for a word adjacent to cursor should select word
Search for a word should find occurrence after the cursor
Search for a word should wrap to earlier occurrence if none left
Doesn't search for a regex by default
Search for a regex
Search for a regex matches a second time
Should not match case by default
Should match case if requested
Should scroll vertically to the match
"Should scroll horizontally to the match"
Should reopen with the same text as the previous search
Should reopen with the same value of Regex as the previous search
Should reopen with the same value of Regex as the previous search 2
Should reopen with the same value of Match case as the previous search
Should initialize query with the currently selected text
Search for a word should start from the start of a selection
Should match the next occurence of the currently selected text

Open search speedbar

When: I replace the contents with "Foo\nBar\nBaz"
And: I move the cursor to 0
And: I run the command DocumentSearch::SearchForwardCommand
Then: the DocumentSearch::SearchSpeedbar speedbar should be open

Search for a word should select next occurrence

When: I replace the contents with "Foo\nBar\nBaz"
And: I move the cursor to 0
And: I run the command DocumentSearch::SearchForwardCommand
And: I type "Bar" into the "Search" field in the speedbar
Then: the selected text should be "Bar"

Search twice should move to the next occurrence

When: I replace the contents with "Foo\nBar\nFoo"
And: I move the cursor to 0
And: I run the command DocumentSearch::SearchForwardCommand
And: I type "Foo" into the "Search" field in the speedbar
Then: the selection should be on line 0
When: I press "Search" in the speedbar
Then: the selected text should be "Foo"
And: the selection should be on line 2

Search should incrementally update

When: I replace the contents with "Foo\nBaar\nBaaz"
And: I move the cursor to 0
And: I run the command DocumentSearch::SearchForwardCommand
And: I type "Ba" into the "Search" field in the speedbar
Then: the selected text should be "Ba"
And: the selection should be on line 1
When: I type "Baa" into the "Search" field in the speedbar
And: the selection should be on line 1
When: I type "Baaz" into the "Search" field in the speedbar
Then: the selected text should be "Baaz"
And: the selection should be on line 2
When: I type "Baa" into the "Search" field in the speedbar
Then: the selection should be on line 2

Search for a word adjacent to cursor should select word

When: I replace the contents with "Foo\nBar\nBaz"
And: I move the cursor to 0
And: I run the command DocumentSearch::SearchForwardCommand
And: I type "Foo" into the "Search" field in the speedbar
Then: the selected text should be "Foo"

Search for a word should find occurrence after the cursor

When: I replace the contents with "Foo\nBar\nBaz\nFoo"
And: I move the cursor to 1
And: I run the command DocumentSearch::SearchForwardCommand
And: I type "Foo" into the "Search" field in the speedbar
Then: the selection should be on line 3
And: the selected text should be "Foo"
When: I press "Search" in the speedbar
Then: the selected text should be "Foo"
And: the selection should be on line 0

Search for a word should wrap to earlier occurrence if none left

When: I replace the contents with "Foo\nBar\nBaz"
And: I move the cursor to 1
And: I run the command DocumentSearch::SearchForwardCommand
And: I type "Foo" into the "Search" field in the speedbar
Then: the selected text should be "Foo"
And: the selection should be on line 0

Doesn't search for a regex by default

When: I replace the contents with "Foo\nBar\nBaz"
And: I move the cursor to 0
And: I run the command DocumentSearch::SearchForwardCommand
And: I type "Ba." into the "Search" field in the speedbar
Then: there should not be any text selected

Search for a regex

When: I replace the contents with "Foo\nBar\nBaz"
And: I move the cursor to 0
And: I run the command DocumentSearch::SearchForwardCommand
And: I type "Ba." into the "Search" field in the speedbar
And: I check "Regex" in the speedbar
Then: the selected text should be "Bar"
When: I press "Search" in the speedbar
Then: the selected text should be "Baz"

Search for a regex matches a second time

When: I replace the contents with "Foo\nBar\nBaz"
And: I move the cursor to 0
And: I run the command DocumentSearch::SearchForwardCommand
And: I type "Ba." into the "Search" field in the speedbar
When: I check "Regex" in the speedbar
Then: the selected text should be "Bar"
When: I press "Search" in the speedbar
Then: the selected text should be "Baz"

Should not match case by default

When: I replace the contents with "Foo\nBar\nBaz"
And: I move the cursor to 0
And: I run the command DocumentSearch::SearchForwardCommand
And: I type "foo" into the "Search" field in the speedbar
Then: the selected text should be "Foo"

Should match case if requested

When: I replace the contents with "Foo\nBar\nBaz"
And: I move the cursor to 0
And: I run the command DocumentSearch::SearchForwardCommand
And: I type "foo" into the "Search" field in the speedbar
And: I check "Match case" in the speedbar
Then: there should not be any text selected

Should scroll vertically to the match

When: I replace the contents with 100 lines of "xxx" then "Foo"
And: I scroll to the top of the document
And: I move the cursor to 0
And: I run the command DocumentSearch::SearchForwardCommand
And: I type "Foo" into the "Search" field in the speedbar
Then: the selected text should be "Foo"
And: line number 100 should be visible

"Should scroll horizontally to the match"

When: I replace the contents with 300 "x" then "Foo"
And: I move the cursor to 0
And: I run the command DocumentSearch::SearchForwardCommand
And: I type "Foo" into the "Search" field in the speedbar
Then: the selected text should be "Foo"
And: horizontal offset 302 should be visible

Should reopen with the same text as the previous search

And: I run the command DocumentSearch::SearchForwardCommand
And: I type "foo" into the "Search" field in the speedbar
And: I close the speedbar
And: I run the command DocumentSearch::SearchForwardCommand
Then: the "Search" field in the speedbar should have text "foo"

Should reopen with the same value of Regex as the previous search

And: I run the command DocumentSearch::SearchForwardCommand
And: I check "Regex" in the speedbar
And: I close the speedbar
And: I run the command DocumentSearch::SearchForwardCommand
Then: "Regex" should be checked in the speedbar

Should reopen with the same value of Regex as the previous search 2

And: I run the command DocumentSearch::SearchForwardCommand
And: I check "Regex" in the speedbar
And: I close the speedbar
And: I run the command DocumentSearch::SearchForwardCommand
And: I uncheck "Regex" in the speedbar
And: I close the speedbar
And: I run the command DocumentSearch::SearchForwardCommand
Then: "Regex" should not be checked in the speedbar

Should reopen with the same value of Match case as the previous search

And: I run the command DocumentSearch::SearchForwardCommand
And: I check "Match case" in the speedbar
And: I close the speedbar
And: I run the command DocumentSearch::SearchForwardCommand
Then: "Match case" should be checked in the speedbar

Should initialize query with the currently selected text

When: I replace the contents with "Foo\nBar\nFoo"
And: I move the cursor to 0
And: I select from 0 to 3
And: I run the command DocumentSearch::SearchForwardCommand
Then: the "Search" field in the speedbar should have text "Foo"

Search for a word should start from the start of a selection

When: I replace the contents with "Foo\nBar\nBaz"
And: I select from 5 to 8
And: I run the command DocumentSearch::SearchForwardCommand
And: I type "Ba" into the "Search" field in the speedbar
Then: the selected text should be "Ba"
And: the selection should be on line 2

Should match the next occurence of the currently selected text

When: I replace the contents with "Foo\nBar\nFoo"
And: I move the cursor to 0
And: I select from 0 to 3
And: I run the command DocumentSearch::SearchForwardCommand
And: I press "Search" in the speedbar
Then: the selected text should be "Foo"
And: line number 2 should be visible

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