Looking at the distro, it appears to follow the usual CPAN convention:
perl Makefile.PL
make
make test
The "test" make target executes the scriptlets in the test
subdirectory. Typically, each .t file is a suite. Haven't looked at the
Ack test cases yet, but that looks like a good starting point.
At 06:39 PM 7/12/2008 -0500, Bob Clancy wrote:
I can volunteer as a tester (but I might need a little initial
instruction on how to effectively use Perl test tools/harnesses). For
the record, I've read the Test::More documentation and I understood/got
what they were saying on the first reading. I generally do well at
testing things while learning as I go, but for a 3 hour hackathon, I'd
want to be pairing with some people rather than spending most of the 3
hours figuring things out. (I guess my next step is to start reading
about ack.) This seems very interesting and I'd like to participate.
--
Bob
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