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vim run current and last spec file, and run current spec for line number
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| function! RunSpec(lineNumber) | |
| wall | |
| let lineNumberSpecified = a:lineNumber | |
| let fname = expand("%") | |
| if fname =~ "spec" | |
| let g:spec = fname | |
| let g:specLineNum = a:lineNumber | |
| endif | |
| if exists("g:spec") | |
| let cmd = '!./script/spin ' . g:spec | |
| if g:specLineNum && lineNumberSpecified | |
| let cmd = cmd . ":" . g:specLineNum | |
| endif | |
| execute cmd | |
| endif | |
| endfunction | |
| nmap <silent> ;r :call RunSpec("")<CR> | |
| nmap <silent> ;l :call RunSpec(line("."))<CR> |
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Usage
-> add this to your .vimrc
-> replace ./script/spin with rspec .. I need to store the rspec function in a variable somewhere
-> put your cursor in the spec file and type either ;r to run the entire spec file or ;l to run the current spec under the cursor
-> you can move to other files and rerun these commands, and as long as you are not in another spec file, it will run the last command