This feels very X-Unity. He might want to look at Test::Class which
provides very similar functionality. Dedicated, inherited test methods.
Setup/teardown routines.
The major benefits of a changeover include no longer having to maintain
your own X-Unit module, parsable output, being able
to play
On Wed, Aug 27, 2003 at 10:18:00AM -0700, Ovid wrote:
>
> TEST_FIND_ALL ..
> Connecting to TEST database '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
> FAILED!!
> -- Test failed: Different values at index 1: 'Baz, Inc.' vs. 'Foo, Inc.': 'Baz,
> Inc.' ne 'Foo,
> Inc.' on /home/cxp/work/popup_sort/perl_lib/RTK/Re
Hi all,
The company I now work for uses testing modules developed here several years ago. One
of my
coworkers is curious to know how Perl's standard testing modules compare to the ones
they use.
He'll happily consider going with Perl's testing modules if there is a compelling
reason to do so.
