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As a user
I want to get annotations on syntax errors in Groovy files
- Background
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- When
- I have opened "plugins/groovy/features/fixtures/test.groovy"
- Scenarios
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- A syntax-clean Groovy file has no syntax error annotations
- A syntax-error in a Groovy file should cause syntax error annotations
- Fixing a syntax-error in a Groovy file should cause syntax error annotations to vanish
- A file which references unknown groovy classes should cause syntax error annotations
- A project can add libraries and compiled class directories to the groovy classpath
- If a project classpath.groovy file has syntax errors, there should be an error message and annotations
- If an error occurs while parsing a groovy file, there should be an error message
- If syntax message dialogs are suppressed, I should see no message boxes
- A syntax-clean Groovy file has no syntax error annotations
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- When
- I replace the contents with "class Foo {\n\n}"
- And
- I save the tab
- Then
- the tab should not have annotations
- A syntax-error in a Groovy file should cause syntax error annotations
-
- When
- I replace the contents with "class Foo {\n sdef\n}"
- And
- I save the tab
- Then
- the tab should have annotations
- And
- the tab should have an annotation on line 2
- Fixing a syntax-error in a Groovy file should cause syntax error annotations to vanish
-
- When
- I replace the contents with "class Foo {\n sdef\n}"
- And
- I save the tab
- Then
- the tab should have annotations
- When
- I replace the contents with "class Foo {\n\n}"
- And
- I save the tab
- Then
- the tab should not have annotations
- A file which references unknown groovy classes should cause syntax error annotations
-
- And
- I replace the contents with "class Foo {\n def x = new Bar(10)\n def y = new FooBar()\n}"
- And
- I save the tab
- Then
- the tab should have annotations
- And
- the tab should have an annotation on line 2
- A project can add libraries and compiled class directories to the groovy classpath
-
- When
- I will choose "plugins/groovy/features/fixtures" from the "open_directory" dialog
- And
- I open a directory
- And
- I replace the contents with "class Foo {\n def x = new Bar(10)\n def y = new FooBar()\n}"
- And
- I save the tab
- Then
- the tab should not have annotations
- If a project classpath.groovy file has syntax errors, there should be an error message and annotations
-
- And
- I close the focussed tab
- Given
- I have not suppressed syntax checking message dialogs
- When
- I will choose "plugins/groovy/features/fixtures" from the "open_directory" dialog
- And
- I open a directory
- And
- I have opened "plugins/groovy/features/fixtures/.redcar/classpath.groovy"
- And
- I replace the contents with "def x = 4\nsdef"
- And
- I save the tab
- Then
- I should see a message box containing "An error occurred while loading groovy classpath file"
- If an error occurs while parsing a groovy file, there should be an error message
-
- Given
- I have not suppressed syntax checking message dialogs
- When
- I will choose "plugins/groovy/features/fixtures" from the "open_directory" dialog
- And
- I open a directory
- And
- I add "lib2" to the "groovy" classpath
- And
- I replace the contents with "class Foo {\n def x = new Bar(10)\n def y = new FooBaz()\n}"
- And
- I save the tab
- Then
- I should see a message box containing "An error occurred while parsing"
- And
- the tab should have an annotation on line 2
- If syntax message dialogs are suppressed, I should see no message boxes
-
- Given
- I have suppressed syntax checking message dialogs
- When
- I will choose "plugins/groovy/features/fixtures" from the "open_directory" dialog
- And
- I open a directory
- And
- I have opened "plugins/groovy/features/fixtures/.redcar/classpath.groovy"
- And
- I replace the contents with "sdef"
- And
- I save the tab
- Then
- the tab should not have annotations
- When
- I close the focussed tab
- And
- I add "lib2" to the "groovy" classpath
- And
- I replace the contents with "class Foo {\n def x = new Bar(10)\n def y = new FooBaz()\n}"
- And
- I save the tab
- Then
- the tab should have an annotation on line 2
Last published over 5 years ago by danlucraft.