On 2/26/07, Michael G Schwern <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Also you don't want it to always be true. You want it to reflect whether the test passed or failed. I presume you still want the extra value even if the test failed.
Well, at first I didn't think that I'd want it, but after seeing your suggestion, I realized that perhaps in some cases someone would want it when the test fails, and there is no reason not to give it to them. Well, maybe backwards compatibility would be a reason, but I already have many dependencies on recent versions of Perl lurking about. I consider my project 'proof of concept' and that's one desire that dropped off the priority list. I appreciate all the feedback. I know what I'm going to try. I'll let thelist know how it works out.
