Jarkko Hietaniemi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Attached are the diffs between lib/Pod/t/basic.cap and t/cap.out from > hpux, linux, and tru64. In Solaris the cap test succeeds. Unless some > portability simplifications are done to the cap test, I think it's > rather untestable -- I'll remove the cap test for the next snapshot.
Nah, it just needed a bit more magic applied to the test suite. I didn't read the Term::Cap documentation thoroughly enough. I have to set TERM in the environment and make sure that TERMCAP matches it, but once that's done, it's possible to statically set all of the terminal information. That should work on any Unix; I have *no* idea what Term::Cap does on Windows or VMS. (In general, I have no access to Windows, Mac, or VMS systems, so I can't test there. But I'm definitely willing to accept patches to make life easier for users of those systems. The current podlators apparently works okay on OS/2 from other reports I've gotten.) Cleaned up in my development sources, and the test now passes on Linux, HP-UX, and Tru64 (sorry, should have tested that myself before the last release). I have a few other fixes to Pod::Text::Termcap pending and want to clean up some documentation issues; expect another release with those changes and the core test patches added in a few days. Thanks! -- Russ Allbery ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) <http://www.eyrie.org/~eagle/>
