For other folks who use jedit, here is a little Mode script for editing
stories to keep things looking nice:
Just place this in your ~/.jedit/modes/ directory and add the MODE NAME
tag to the catalog file in that same directory. It will become the
editing mode for files that start with "story-".
---
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<!DOCTYPE MODE SYSTEM "xmode.dtd">
<!-- Rspec story mode by Jesse Heitler -->
<!-- recommended mode catalog entry:
<MODE NAME="rspec story" FILE="rspec_story.xml"
FILE_NAME_GLOB="story-*" /> -->
<MODE>
<PROPS>
<PROPERTY NAME="indentNextLines"
VALUE="\s*((if\s+.*|Scenario:.*|Story:.*|)*)"/>
</PROPS>
<RULES ESCAPE="\" IGNORE_CASE="FALSE" HIGHLIGHT_DIGITS="FALSE">
<!-- A story -->
<EOL_SPAN TYPE="LITERAL1">Story:</EOL_SPAN>
<EOL_SPAN TYPE="LITERAL3">Scenario:</EOL_SPAN>
<KEYWORDS>
<KEYWORD1>Given</KEYWORD1>
<KEYWORD1>When</KEYWORD1>
<KEYWORD1>Then</KEYWORD1>
<KEYWORD1>And</KEYWORD1>
</KEYWORDS>
</RULES>
</MODE>
---
Cheers,
-J
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