qutebrowser/tests/end2end/features/caret.feature
Ryan Roden-Corrent fbc084e416 Remove :<count>:cmd syntax support.
CommandRunner.parse had some logic for handling commands of form
:<count>:cmd. However, this complicated the parsing logic for something
that appears to only be used in tests. One could use it in a
userscript, but this is unlikely as it is undocumented. Removing
support for this simplifies the logic of parse.

The commnd `run-with-count` is added to provide this functionality.
It works like `repeat` but passes the count along to the command
instead of running the command multiple times.

This resolves #1997: Qutebrowser crashes when pasting commands.
This bug was caused by excess stripping of ':' from the command string
by _parse_count.
2016-10-10 08:02:30 -04:00

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Feature: Caret mode
In caret mode, the user can select and yank text using the keyboard.
Background:
Given I open data/caret.html
And I run :tab-only ;; enter-mode caret
# document
Scenario: Selecting the entire document
When I run :toggle-selection
And I run :move-to-end-of-document
And I run :yank selection
Then the clipboard should contain:
one two three
eins zwei drei
four five six
vier fünf sechs
Scenario: Moving to end and to start of document
When I run :move-to-end-of-document
And I run :move-to-start-of-document
And I run :toggle-selection
And I run :move-to-end-of-word
And I run :yank selection
Then the clipboard should contain "one"
Scenario: Moving to end and to start of document (with selection)
When I run :move-to-end-of-document
And I run :toggle-selection
And I run :move-to-start-of-document
And I run :yank selection
Then the clipboard should contain:
one two three
eins zwei drei
four five six
vier fünf sechs
# block
Scenario: Selecting a block
When I run :toggle-selection
And I run :move-to-end-of-next-block
And I run :yank selection
Then the clipboard should contain:
one two three
eins zwei drei
Scenario: Moving back to the end of previous block (with selection)
When I run :move-to-end-of-next-block with count 2
And I run :toggle-selection
And I run :move-to-end-of-prev-block
And I run :move-to-prev-word
And I run :yank selection
Then the clipboard should contain:
drei
four five six
Scenario: Moving back to the end of previous block
When I run :move-to-end-of-next-block with count 2
And I run :move-to-end-of-prev-block
And I run :toggle-selection
And I run :move-to-prev-word
And I run :yank selection
Then the clipboard should contain "drei"
Scenario: Moving back to the start of previous block (with selection)
When I run :move-to-end-of-next-block with count 2
And I run :toggle-selection
And I run :move-to-start-of-prev-block
And I run :yank selection
Then the clipboard should contain:
eins zwei drei
four five six
Scenario: Moving back to the start of previous block
When I run :move-to-end-of-next-block with count 2
And I run :move-to-start-of-prev-block
And I run :toggle-selection
And I run :move-to-next-word
And I run :yank selection
Then the clipboard should contain "eins "
Scenario: Moving to the start of next block (with selection)
When I run :toggle-selection
And I run :move-to-start-of-next-block
And I run :yank selection
Then the clipboard should contain "one two three\n"
Scenario: Moving to the start of next block
When I run :move-to-start-of-next-block
And I run :toggle-selection
And I run :move-to-end-of-word
And I run :yank selection
Then the clipboard should contain "eins"
# line
Scenario: Selecting a line
When I run :toggle-selection
And I run :move-to-end-of-line
And I run :yank selection
Then the clipboard should contain "one two three"
Scenario: Moving and selecting a line
When I run :move-to-next-line
And I run :toggle-selection
And I run :move-to-end-of-line
And I run :yank selection
Then the clipboard should contain "eins zwei drei"
Scenario: Selecting next line
When I run :toggle-selection
And I run :move-to-next-line
And I run :yank selection
Then the clipboard should contain "one two three\n"
Scenario: Moving to end and to start of line
When I run :move-to-end-of-line
And I run :move-to-start-of-line
And I run :toggle-selection
And I run :move-to-end-of-word
And I run :yank selection
Then the clipboard should contain "one"
Scenario: Selecting a line (backwards)
When I run :move-to-end-of-line
And I run :toggle-selection
When I run :move-to-start-of-line
And I run :yank selection
Then the clipboard should contain "one two three"
Scenario: Selecting previous line
When I run :move-to-next-line
And I run :toggle-selection
When I run :move-to-prev-line
And I run :yank selection
Then the clipboard should contain "one two three\n"
Scenario: Moving to previous line
When I run :move-to-next-line
When I run :move-to-prev-line
And I run :toggle-selection
When I run :move-to-next-line
And I run :yank selection
Then the clipboard should contain "one two three\n"
# word
Scenario: Selecting a word
When I run :toggle-selection
And I run :move-to-end-of-word
And I run :yank selection
Then the clipboard should contain "one"
Scenario: Moving to end and selecting a word
When I run :move-to-end-of-word
And I run :toggle-selection
And I run :move-to-end-of-word
And I run :yank selection
Then the clipboard should contain " two"
Scenario: Moving to next word and selecting a word
When I run :move-to-next-word
And I run :toggle-selection
And I run :move-to-end-of-word
And I run :yank selection
Then the clipboard should contain "two"
Scenario: Moving to next word and selecting until next word
When I run :move-to-next-word
And I run :toggle-selection
And I run :move-to-next-word
And I run :yank selection
Then the clipboard should contain "two "
Scenario: Moving to previous word and selecting a word
When I run :move-to-end-of-word
And I run :toggle-selection
And I run :move-to-prev-word
And I run :yank selection
Then the clipboard should contain "one"
Scenario: Moving to previous word
When I run :move-to-end-of-word
And I run :move-to-prev-word
And I run :toggle-selection
And I run :move-to-end-of-word
And I run :yank selection
Then the clipboard should contain "one"
# char
Scenario: Selecting a char
When I run :toggle-selection
And I run :move-to-next-char
And I run :yank selection
Then the clipboard should contain "o"
Scenario: Moving and selecting a char
When I run :move-to-next-char
And I run :toggle-selection
And I run :move-to-next-char
And I run :yank selection
Then the clipboard should contain "n"
Scenario: Selecting previous char
When I run :move-to-end-of-word
And I run :toggle-selection
And I run :move-to-prev-char
And I run :yank selection
Then the clipboard should contain "e"
Scenario: Moving to previous char
When I run :move-to-end-of-word
And I run :move-to-prev-char
And I run :toggle-selection
And I run :move-to-end-of-word
And I run :yank selection
Then the clipboard should contain "e"
# :yank selection
Scenario: :yank selection without selection
When I run :yank selection
Then the message "Nothing to yank" should be shown.
Scenario: :yank selection message
When I run :toggle-selection
And I run :move-to-end-of-word
And I run :yank selection
Then the message "3 chars yanked to clipboard" should be shown.
Scenario: :yank selection message with one char
When I run :toggle-selection
And I run :move-to-next-char
And I run :yank selection
Then the message "1 char yanked to clipboard" should be shown.
Scenario: :yank selection with primary selection
When selection is supported
And I run :toggle-selection
And I run :move-to-end-of-word
And I run :yank selection --sel
Then the message "3 chars yanked to primary selection" should be shown.
And the primary selection should contain "one"
Scenario: :yank selection with --keep
When I run :toggle-selection
And I run :move-to-end-of-word
And I run :yank selection --keep
And I run :move-to-end-of-word
And I run :yank selection --keep
Then the message "3 chars yanked to clipboard" should be shown.
And the message "7 chars yanked to clipboard" should be shown.
And the clipboard should contain "one two"
# :drop-selection
Scenario: :drop-selection
When I run :toggle-selection
And I run :move-to-end-of-word
And I run :drop-selection
And I run :yank selection
Then the message "Nothing to yank" should be shown.
# :follow-selected
Scenario: :follow-selected without a selection
When I run :follow-selected
Then no crash should happen
Scenario: :follow-selected with text
When I run :move-to-next-word
And I run :toggle-selection
And I run :move-to-end-of-word
And I run :follow-selected
Then no crash should happen
Scenario: :follow-selected with link (with JS)
When I set content -> allow-javascript to true
And I run :toggle-selection
And I run :move-to-end-of-word
And I run :follow-selected
Then data/hello.txt should be loaded
Scenario: :follow-selected with link (without JS)
When I set content -> allow-javascript to false
And I run :toggle-selection
And I run :move-to-end-of-word
And I run :follow-selected
Then data/hello.txt should be loaded
Scenario: :follow-selected with --tab (with JS)
When I set content -> allow-javascript to true
And I run :tab-only
And I run :enter-mode caret
And I run :toggle-selection
And I run :move-to-end-of-word
And I run :follow-selected --tab
Then data/hello.txt should be loaded
And the following tabs should be open:
- data/caret.html
- data/hello.txt (active)
Scenario: :follow-selected with --tab (without JS)
When I set content -> allow-javascript to false
And I run :tab-only
And I run :enter-mode caret
And I run :toggle-selection
And I run :move-to-end-of-word
And I run :follow-selected --tab
Then data/hello.txt should be loaded
And the following tabs should be open:
- data/caret.html
- data/hello.txt (active)