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use Test::More tests => 11;
BEGIN { use_ok('Data::Dump::Streamer', qw(:undump)); }
use strict;
use warnings;
use Data::Dumper;
# imports same()
require "./t/test_helper.pl";
# use this one for simple, non evalable tests. (GLOB)
# same ( $got,$expected,$name,$obj )
#
# use this one for eval checks and dumper checks but NOT for GLOB's
# same ( $name,$obj,$expected,@args )
my $dump;
my $o= Data::Dump::Streamer->new();
{
our @dogs= ('Fido', 'Wags');
our %kennel= (
First => \$dogs[0],
Second => \$dogs[1],
);
$dogs[2]= \%kennel;
our $mutts= \%kennel;
$mutts= $mutts; # avoid warning
same("Dog Pound 1", $o->Declare(1), <<'EXPECT', (\@dogs, \%kennel, $mutts));
my $ARRAY1 = [
'Fido',
'Wags',
'V: $HASH1'
];
my $HASH1 = {
First => \$ARRAY1->[0],
Second => \$ARRAY1->[1]
};
$ARRAY1->[2] = $HASH1;
my $HASH2 = $HASH1;
EXPECT
same("Dog Pound 2", $o->Declare(1), <<'EXPECT', (\%kennel, \@dogs, $mutts));
my $HASH1 = {
First => 'R: $ARRAY1->[0]',
Second => 'R: $ARRAY1->[1]'
};
my $ARRAY1 = [
'Fido',
'Wags',
$HASH1
];
$HASH1->{First} = \$ARRAY1->[0];
$HASH1->{Second} = \$ARRAY1->[1];
my $HASH2 = $HASH1;
EXPECT
same("Dog Pound 3", $o->Declare(1), <<'EXPECT', (\%kennel, $mutts, \@dogs));
my $HASH1 = {
First => 'R: $ARRAY1->[0]',
Second => 'R: $ARRAY1->[1]'
};
my $HASH2 = $HASH1;
my $ARRAY1 = [
'Fido',
'Wags',
$HASH1
];
$HASH1->{First} = \$ARRAY1->[0];
$HASH1->{Second} = \$ARRAY1->[1];
EXPECT
same("Dog Pound 4", $o->Declare(1), <<'EXPECT', ($mutts, \%kennel, \@dogs));
my $HASH1 = {
First => 'R: $ARRAY1->[0]',
Second => 'R: $ARRAY1->[1]'
};
my $HASH2 = $HASH1;
my $ARRAY1 = [
'Fido',
'Wags',
$HASH1
];
$HASH1->{First} = \$ARRAY1->[0];
$HASH1->{Second} = \$ARRAY1->[1];
EXPECT
same("Dog Pound 5", $o->Declare(1),
<<'EXPECT', ($mutts, \@dogs, \%kennel,));
my $HASH1 = {
First => 'R: $ARRAY1->[0]',
Second => 'R: $ARRAY1->[1]'
};
my $ARRAY1 = [
'Fido',
'Wags',
$HASH1
];
$HASH1->{First} = \$ARRAY1->[0];
$HASH1->{Second} = \$ARRAY1->[1];
my $HASH2 = $HASH1;
EXPECT
same("Dog Pound 6", $o->Declare(0), <<'EXPECT', (\@dogs, \%kennel, $mutts));
$ARRAY1 = [
'Fido',
'Wags',
'V: $HASH1'
];
$HASH1 = {
First => \$ARRAY1->[0],
Second => \$ARRAY1->[1]
};
$ARRAY1->[2] = $HASH1;
$HASH2 = $HASH1;
EXPECT
same("Dog Pound 7", $o->Declare(0), <<'EXPECT', (\%kennel, \@dogs, $mutts));
$HASH1 = {
First => 'R: $ARRAY1->[0]',
Second => 'R: $ARRAY1->[1]'
};
$ARRAY1 = [
'Fido',
'Wags',
$HASH1
];
$HASH1->{First} = \$ARRAY1->[0];
$HASH1->{Second} = \$ARRAY1->[1];
$HASH2 = $HASH1;
EXPECT
same("Dog Pound 8", $o->Declare(0), <<'EXPECT', (\%kennel, $mutts, \@dogs));
$HASH1 = {
First => 'R: $ARRAY1->[0]',
Second => 'R: $ARRAY1->[1]'
};
$HASH2 = $HASH1;
$ARRAY1 = [
'Fido',
'Wags',
$HASH1
];
$HASH1->{First} = \$ARRAY1->[0];
$HASH1->{Second} = \$ARRAY1->[1];
EXPECT
same("Dog Pound 9", $o->Declare(0), <<'EXPECT', ($mutts, \%kennel, \@dogs));
$HASH1 = {
First => 'R: $ARRAY1->[0]',
Second => 'R: $ARRAY1->[1]'
};
$HASH2 = $HASH1;
$ARRAY1 = [
'Fido',
'Wags',
$HASH1
];
$HASH1->{First} = \$ARRAY1->[0];
$HASH1->{Second} = \$ARRAY1->[1];
EXPECT
same("Dog Pound 10", $o->Declare(0),
<<'EXPECT', ($mutts, \@dogs, \%kennel,));
$HASH1 = {
First => 'R: $ARRAY1->[0]',
Second => 'R: $ARRAY1->[1]'
};
$ARRAY1 = [
'Fido',
'Wags',
$HASH1
];
$HASH1->{First} = \$ARRAY1->[0];
$HASH1->{Second} = \$ARRAY1->[1];
$HASH2 = $HASH1;
EXPECT
}
__END__
# with eval testing
{
same( "", $o, <<'EXPECT', ( ) );
}
# without eval testing
{
same( $dump = $o->Data()->Out, <<'EXPECT', "", $o );
EXPECT
}
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