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#! perl
################################################################
#### ####
#### BIG FAT WARNING BIG FAT WARNING ####
#### ####
################################################################
####
#### This test is for the Data::Report internals only. It contains
#### trickery that is not suitable for end users. Please do not attempt
#### to borrow any of these tricks.
####
#### In particular, the method _set_csv_method exists only for this
#### test and should never be used for other purposes. You have been
#### warned.
use strict;
use warnings;
use Test::More qw(no_plan);
use Data::Report;
my $rep = Data::Report::->create
(type => "csv",
layout => [ { name => "acct", title => "Acct", width => 6 },
{ name => "desc", title => "Report", width => 40, align => "|" },
{ name => "deb", title => "Debet", width => 10, align => "<" },
{ name => "crd", title => "Credit", width => 10, align => ">" },
],
);
my $ref; { undef $/; $ref = <DATA> }
$ref =~ s/[\r\n]/\n/g;
my $out;
SKIP: {
skip "Text::CSV_XS not found", 1
unless eval { require Text::CSV_XS };
dotest(Text::CSV_XS::);
}
SKIP: {
skip "Text::CSV not found", 1
unless eval { require Text::CSV };
dotest(Text::CSV::);
}
dotest();
sub dotest {
my ($cls) = shift;
$out = "";
$rep->set_output(\$out);
$rep->start;
$rep->_set_csv_method($cls);
$rep->add({ acct => 1234, desc => "two two", deb => "th,ree", crd => '"four"' });
$rep->finish;
$out =~ s/[\r\n]/\n/g;
is($out, $ref);
}
__DATA__
"Acct","Report","Debet","Credit"
"1234","two two","th,ree","""four"""
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