cperl-mode-expansions.feature (1618B)
1 Feature: cperl-mode expansions 2 In order to quickly and precisely mark perl variable names 3 As an Emacs user 4 I want to expand to them 5 6 Scenario: Mark perl variable name 7 Given I turn on cperl-mode 8 And there is no region selected 9 When I insert: 10 """ 11 my $foo = "bar"; 12 """ 13 And I place the cursor after "$f" 14 And I press "C-@" 15 And I press "C-@" 16 Then the region should be: 17 """ 18 $foo 19 """ 20 21 Scenario: Mark interpolated perl variable name 22 Given I turn on cperl-mode 23 And there is no region selected 24 When I insert: 25 """ 26 my $foo = "something $bar here"; 27 """ 28 And I place the cursor after "something " 29 And I press "C-@" 30 Then the region should be: 31 """ 32 $bar 33 """ 34 35 Scenario: Mark perl package name 36 Given I turn on cperl-mode 37 And there is no region selected 38 When I insert: 39 """ 40 Namespace::Foo::Bar::method_call($baz); 41 """ 42 And I place the cursor before "::Foo" 43 And I press "C-@" 44 And I press "C-@" 45 Then the region should be: 46 """ 47 Namespace::Foo::Bar 48 """ 49 50 Scenario: Mark one perl subroutine 51 Given I turn on cperl-mode 52 And there is no region selected 53 When I insert: 54 """ 55 sub foo { 56 foo_do_something; 57 } 58 59 sub bar { 60 bar_do_something; 61 } 62 63 sub baz { 64 baz_do_something; 65 } 66 """ 67 And I place the cursor before "foo_do_something" 68 And I press "C-@" 69 And I press "C-@" 70 And I press "C-@" 71 And I press "C-@" 72 And I press "C-@" 73 Then the region should be: 74 """ 75 sub foo { 76 foo_do_something; 77 } 78 """