I use Emacs with Cucumber (cucumber.io). Cucumber outputs lines like this:
Scenario: Jeff returns a faulty microwave # /somepath/file1.feature:12
Given Jeff has bought a microwave for $100 # /somepath/steps/file2.rb:5
And he has a receipt
When he returns the microwave
Then Jeff should be refunded $100
Exception blah
/path/someotherdir/sourcefile.rb:123:error xxx occured
Scenario: Some other scenario... # /somepath/file1.feature:23
Given ...
Everything works splendidly with the compilation buffers. I have made some entries in compilation-error-regexp-alist
that locate those comments as "info" (in addition to whatever compiler/runtime errors from the Ruby environment) and am able to jump through everything.
Now, my question:
I would find it very handy if I could not only step between the "next" (M-n
) and "previous" (M-p
) steps in a completely linear fashion, but if I could separately do a "next scenario" (C-M-n
) and "previous scenario" (C-M-p
) binding. Those would ignore everything and just jump between the lines starting with Scenario:
.
Is such a thing possible?