Perlies:
I want to write a .pl file like this:
sub Subject {
# blah blah blah
}
if (GetOptions('...')) {
Subject (options);
}
else {
$results = Subject(test data);
assert ($results);
}
If you call the file with arguments, it does its thing. But if you call
the file without arguments, it tests itself, using assert() et al from
Test::Unit.
The examples for Test::Unit force one to create a module, create a test
module, and invoke it in TestRunner by name. Because my testee does not
need to be a module, this would add clutter.
How minimal can we get?
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