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Add spec to confirm that an entering an unmatched keystroke sequence clears the queued keystrokes

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Nathan Sobo
2012-06-18 16:53:58 -06:00
parent ac4aae2cec
commit 9e5b4beeaa
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spec/app/keymap-spec.coffee
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@@ -126,20 +126,21 @@ describe "Keymap", ->
expect(bazHandler).toHaveBeenCalled() expect(bazHandler).toHaveBeenCalled()
describe "when at least one binding partially matches the event's keystroke", -> describe "when at least one binding partially matches the event's keystroke", ->
[quitHandler, closeOtherWindowsHandler] = []
beforeEach -> beforeEach ->
keymap.bindKeys "*", keymap.bindKeys "*",
'ctrl-x ctrl-c': 'quit' 'ctrl-x ctrl-c': 'quit'
'ctrl-x 1': 'close-other-windows' 'ctrl-x 1': 'close-other-windows'
quitHandler = jasmine.createSpy('quitHandler')
closeOtherWindowsHandler = jasmine.createSpy('closeOtherWindowsHandler')
fragment.on 'quit', quitHandler
fragment.on 'close-other-windows', closeOtherWindowsHandler
describe "when the event's target node matches a selector with a partially matching multi-stroke binding", -> describe "when the event's target node matches a selector with a partially matching multi-stroke binding", ->
describe "when a second keystroke added to the first to match a multi-stroke binding completely", -> describe "when a second keystroke added to the first to match a multi-stroke binding completely", ->
fit "triggers the event associated with the matched multi-stroke binding", -> fit "triggers the event associated with the matched multi-stroke binding", ->
quitHandler = jasmine.createSpy('quitHandler')
fragment.on 'quit', quitHandler
closeOtherWindowsHandler = jasmine.createSpy('closeOtherWindowsHandler')
fragment.on 'close-other-windows', closeOtherWindowsHandler
expect(keymap.handleKeyEvent(keydownEvent('x', target: fragment[0], ctrlKey: true))).toBeFalsy() expect(keymap.handleKeyEvent(keydownEvent('x', target: fragment[0], ctrlKey: true))).toBeFalsy()
expect(keymap.handleKeyEvent(keydownEvent('c', target: fragment[0], ctrlKey: true))).toBeFalsy() expect(keymap.handleKeyEvent(keydownEvent('c', target: fragment[0], ctrlKey: true))).toBeFalsy()
@@ -154,7 +155,13 @@ describe "Keymap", ->
expect(closeOtherWindowsHandler).toHaveBeenCalled() expect(closeOtherWindowsHandler).toHaveBeenCalled()
describe "when a second keystroke added to the first doesn't match any bindings", -> describe "when a second keystroke added to the first doesn't match any bindings", ->
it "clears the queued keystrokes without triggering any events", -> fit "clears the queued keystrokes without triggering any events", ->
expect(keymap.handleKeyEvent(keydownEvent('x', target: fragment[0], ctrlKey: true))).toBeFalsy()
expect(keymap.handleKeyEvent(keydownEvent('c', target: fragment[0]))).toBeFalsy()
expect(quitHandler).not.toHaveBeenCalled()
expect(closeOtherWindowsHandler).not.toHaveBeenCalled()
expect(keymap.handleKeyEvent(keydownEvent('c', target: fragment[0]))).toBeTruthy()
describe "when the event's target node descends from multiple nodes that match selectors with a partial binding match", -> describe "when the event's target node descends from multiple nodes that match selectors with a partial binding match", ->
it "allows any of the bindings to be triggered upon a second keystroke" it "allows any of the bindings to be triggered upon a second keystroke"