# This spec file is for manually checking the syntax highlighting. It is not meant to be executed.
describe SyntaxHighlighting do
  
  it 'works for a simple example (single quoted)' do
    # ...
  end
  
  it "works for a simple example (double quoted)" do
    # ...
  end
  
  context 'in a context (single quoted)' do
    context "that is nested (double quoted)" do
      it "still works correctly" do
        # ...
      end
    end
  end
  
  # See https://github.com/rspec/rspec-tmbundle/issues/45
  context 'with multiline
           descriptions (single quoted)' do
           
    context "or double 
             quoted" do
             
      it 'still works for 
          single quoted strings' do
        # ...
      end
  
      it "still works for 
          double quoted strings" do
        # ...
      end
    end
  end

  context "for pending examples" do
    # Make sure `keyword.other.rspec.pending` is really present – it may be visually indistinct from `keyword.other.rspec.example`.
    it "gives `it` the scope `keyword.other.rspec.pending` (double quotes)"
    it 'gives `it` the scope `keyword.other.rspec.pending` (single quotes)'
  end
  
  if foo 
    puts "Some Ruby code here, #{should} be highlightes correctly", :foo
  end
end
Add file for manually checking syntax highlighting
Add file for manually checking syntax highlighting

Currently there is no good to automate tests for the syntax highglighting.  But this is better than nothing.
