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Feature: Breakpoint tests
Background:
And I open a project file "test-project/src/main/java/temp/App.java"
And The server status must become "^LSP[jdtls:[0-9]+]$"
@Breakpoints
Scenario: Breakpoint + continue
When I place the cursor before "System"
And I call "dap-breakpoint-toggle"
And I go to beginning of buffer
And I attach handler "breakpoint" to hook "dap-stopped-hook"
And I call "dap-java-debug"
Then The hook handler "breakpoint" would be called
And the cursor should be before " System"
And I call "dap-continue"
And I should see buffer "*out*" with content "123"
@Breakpoints
Scenario: Next
When I place the cursor before "System"
And I call "dap-breakpoint-add"
And I go to beginning of buffer
And I attach handler "breakpoint" to hook "dap-stopped-hook"
And I call "dap-java-debug"
Then The hook handler "breakpoint" would be called
And I attach handler "terminated" to hook "dap-terminated-hook"
And I call "dap-java-debug"
Then The hook handler "breakpoint" would be called
And the cursor should be before " System"
And I call "dap-disconnect"
Then The hook handler "terminated" would be called
@Breakpoints
Scenario: Step out
When I place the cursor before "new App"
And I call "dap-breakpoint-add"
And I go to beginning of buffer
And I attach handler "stopped" to hook "dap-stopped-hook"
And I call "dap-java-debug"
Then The hook handler "stopped" would be called
And the cursor should be before " new App"
And I call "dap-step-out"
Then The hook handler "stopped" would be called
And the cursor should be before " foo()"
And I call "dap-continue"
And I should see buffer "*out*" with content "123"
@Breakpoints
Scenario: Two breakpoints
When I place the cursor before "foo()"
And I call "dap-breakpoint-toggle"
And I place the cursor before "bar()"
And I call "dap-breakpoint-toggle"
And I go to beginning of buffer
And I attach handler "breakpoint" to hook "dap-stopped-hook"
And I call "dap-java-debug"
Then The hook handler "breakpoint" would be called
And the cursor should be before " foo()"
When I call "dap-continue"
Then The hook handler "breakpoint" would be called
And the cursor should be before " bar()"
When I call "dap-continue"
And I should see buffer "*out*" with content "123"
@Breakpoints
Scenario: Toggle(disable) breakpoint
When I place the cursor before "System"
And I call "dap-breakpoint-toggle"
And I call "dap-breakpoint-toggle"
And I call "dap-java-debug"
And I should see buffer "*out*" with content "123"
@Breakpoints
Scenario: Toggle(disable) breakpoint when running
When I place the cursor before "foo()"
And I call "dap-breakpoint-toggle"
And I place the cursor before "bar()"
And I call "dap-breakpoint-toggle"
And I go to beginning of buffer
And I attach handler "breakpoint" to hook "dap-stopped-hook"
And I call "dap-java-debug"
Then The hook handler "breakpoint" would be called
And the cursor should be before " foo()"
And I place the cursor before " bar()"
And I call "dap-breakpoint-toggle"
When I call "dap-continue"
And I should see buffer "*out*" with content "123"
@Breakpoints
Scenario: Two breakpoints (enable second after starting)
When I place the cursor before "foo()"
And I call "dap-breakpoint-toggle"
And I attach handler "breakpoint" to hook "dap-stopped-hook"
And I call "dap-java-debug"
Then The hook handler "breakpoint" would be called
And the cursor should be before " foo()"
And I place the cursor before "bar()"
And I call "dap-breakpoint-toggle"
When I call "dap-continue"
Then The hook handler "breakpoint" would be called
And the cursor should be before " bar()"
When I call "dap-continue"
And I should see buffer "*out*" with content "123"
@Breakpoints @Persistence
Scenario: Toggle(disable) breakpoint when running
When I place the cursor before "System"
And I call "dap-breakpoint-toggle"
And I kill buffer "App.java"
And I open a project file "test-project/src/main/java/temp/App.java"
And I start lsp-java
And I attach handler "breakpoint" to hook "dap-stopped-hook"
And I call "dap-java-debug"
Then The hook handler "breakpoint" would be called
And the cursor should be before " System"
And I call "dap-continue"
And I should see buffer "*out*" with content "123"
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