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#!perl
package Foo;
sub new { my $class = shift; return bless {@_}, $class; }
package main;
use warnings;
use strict;
use Test::More tests => 10;
use Carp::Assert::More;
use Test::Exception;
my $FAILED = qr/Assertion failed/;
# {} is a hashref
lives_ok( sub { assert_hashref_nonempty( { foo => 'bar' } ) } );
throws_ok( sub { assert_hashref_nonempty( {} ) }, $FAILED );
# A ref to a hash with stuff in it is a hashref.
my %hash = ( foo => 'foo', bar => 'bar' );
lives_ok( sub { assert_hashref_nonempty( \%hash ) } );
my %hash_empty;
throws_ok( sub { assert_hashref_nonempty( \%hash_empty ) }, $FAILED );
# 3 is not a hashref.
throws_ok( sub { assert_hashref_nonempty( 3 ) }, $FAILED );
# A ref to 3 is not a hashref.
throws_ok( sub { assert_hashref_nonempty( \3 ) }, $FAILED );
# [] is not a hashref
throws_ok( sub { assert_hashref_nonempty( [] ) }, $FAILED );
# sub {} is not a hashref
my $coderef = sub {};
throws_ok( sub { assert_hashref_nonempty( $coderef ) }, $FAILED );
# Foo->new->isa("HASH") returns true, so do we
throws_ok( sub { assert_hashref_nonempty( Foo->new ) }, $FAILED );
lives_ok( sub { assert_hashref_nonempty( Foo->new( foo => 'bar' ) ) } );
exit 0;
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