Randy Kobes wrote:
On Thu, 21 Apr 2005, Philip M. Gollucci wrote:


Hi,

knock out 1 of the todo/bugs_apr_ext :)
FYI: APR::NetLib does not exist.

See attached.

HTH


That'd be nice to clean this up ... I'm wondering
though about having, in particular, apr-ext tests for
   socket.pm
   sockaddr.pm
   brigade.pm
that simply load the modules. In looking at the corrsponding
responses in t/response/TestAPR/, it appears in their
current form that all 3 of these require mod_perl to do
their work. Might having a corresponding apr-ext test lead
some to believe that these function outside of mod_perl, and
so in this context their presence could be considered
somewhat misleading?

That's correct for the socket modules, as there is no way to get the apr socket at the moment but via mod_perl. but what's wrong with brigade API? you can create one yourself:


  $bb = APR::Brigade->new($pool, APR::BucketAlloc->new($pool));

Also, I seem to recall that we had a test just for
APR::Const, but dropped it, as APR::Const was used in a
number of the other tests anyway. The test itself I seem to
remember was just comparing some APR::Const::* to a
numerical value, which may be difficult to maintain, in case
APR at the C level changes the numerical value.

Right and APR::Const is indeed loaded by other apr-ext tests anyway.


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