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openproject/features/step_definitions/drop_down_steps.rb

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#-- encoding: UTF-8
#-- copyright
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Given /^the "(.+)" drop-down should( not)? have the following options:$/ do |id, neg, table|
meth = neg ? :should_not : :should
table.raw.each do |option|
page.send(meth, have_xpath("//select[@id = '#{id}']//option[@value = '#{option[0]}']"))
end
end
Then /^the "(.+)" drop-down should have the following options (enabled|disabled):$/ do |id, state, table|
state = state == 'disabled' ? '' : 'not'
table.raw.each do |option|
page.should have_xpath "//select[@id = '#{id}']//option[@value = '#{option[0]}' and #{state}(@disabled)]"
end
end
Then /^the "(.+)" drop-down(?: inside "([^\"]*)")? should have "([^\"]*)" selected$/ do |field_name, selector, option_name|
with_scope(selector) do
find_field(field_name).find('option[selected]').text.should == option_name
end
end
Then /^the "(.+)" drop-down should have the following sorted options:$/ do |field_name, table|
find_field(field_name).all('option').map(&:text).should == table.raw.flatten
end