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#!/usr/bin/perl
#
use strict;
use Jcode;
BEGIN {
if ($] < 5.008001){
print "1..0 # Skip: Perl 5.8.1 or later required\n";
exit 0;
}
require Test::More;
Test::More->import(tests => 6);
}
my ($str,$check,$line);
my $kin = [qw/ ! ?/];
is( jcode('abc1234¡')->jfold(10,'-'),
jcode('--abc123-4¡'), 'jfold() 1' );
is( jcode('abc1234¡')->jfold(9,'-'),
jcode('--abc-1234-'), 'jfold() 2' );
# Very simple japanese hyphenation;
# Currently, line head japanese hyphenation is only available.
# If you have any complaints and need more, you can expand with
# your class inherited from Jcode.
is( jcode('')->jfold(10,'-',$kin),
jcode('--'), 'jfold() with kinsoku 1' );
is( jcode('')->jfold(10,'-',$kin),
jcode('--'), 'jfold() with kinsoku 2' );
is( jcode('!?')->jfold(10,'-',$kin),
jcode('!?'), 'jfold() with kinsoku 3' );
my @a = ('12345','67890', '0');
my @b = Jcode->new('12345678900')->jfold(5);
is_deeply(\@a, \@b, 'Reported by Iwamoto')
__END__
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