Run single rspec spec in vim

gistfile1.vim

map <F2> :<C-U>!bundle exec rspec <C-R>=expand("%:p") <CR> --drb -l <C-R>=line("'.") <CR> <CR>

map <C-F11> :call RunCurrentTest()<CR>
nmap <F11> :call RunLastTest()<CR>
nmap <F12> :!rspec <C-R>% --drb<CR>

function RunLastTest ()
  if exists('w:current_test')
    exe '!rspec ' . w:current_test . ' --drb'
  else
    call RunCurrentTest()
  endif
endfunction

function RunCurrentTest ()
  let w:current_test = expand("%:.") . ':' . line(".")
  exe '!rspec ' . w:current_test . ' --drb'
endfunction

I used to have this function - it runs rspec for

• current line
• whole file
• everything

and opens a location list for easy navigation.... But then I started using guard :-)

@lukaszkorecki: I don't use guard, I described my test experience here: http://slawosz.github.com/2011/08/11/how-do-i-test-spork-and-emacs/

Oh cool, I love reading how other people do this kind of thing. Thanks!