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Ovid wrote:
> sub some_test_case : Test(3) { my $test = shift; # same as $self,
> actually ok some_func(); ok another_func(), 'awesome'; is $answer,
> 42; }
Also for those of us who are fed up with counting tests manually:
sub some_test_case : Tests {
# Same as above...
}
Or if you don't feel like going OO with your tests, TIMTOWTDI thanks
to Test::Group:
test "testing something" => sub {
ok some_func();
ok another_func(), 'awesome';
is $answer, 42;
};
Produces
1..1
ok 1 # testing something
>
> It's also easier to organize tests and you can inherit tests, too
Well, Test::Class undoubtedly is better for some things :-)
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Dominique QUATRAVAUX Ingénieur senior
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