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#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;
use warnings;
use Test::More tests => 17;
use Config;
binmode(STDOUT, ":utf8");
binmode(STDERR, ":utf8");
binmode( Test::More->builder()->output(), ':encoding(utf-8)' );
# Perl < 5.10.0 did not handle Unicode at all...
my $wookie;
if ($Config{'PERL_REVISION'} == 5 &&
$Config{'PERL_VERSION'} <= 8) {
$wookie = 'wookie%D0.doc';
} else {
$wookie = 'wookie%42D.doc';
}
BEGIN {
use_ok('MIME::Parser::Filer');
}
# Tests for CPAN ticket 6789, and others
{
my $filer = MIME::Parser::Filer->new();
# All of these filenames should be considered evil
my %evil = (
' ' => '.dat' ,
' leading_space' => 'leading_space.dat',
'trailing_space ' => 'trailing_space.dat',
'.' => '..dat',
'..' => '...dat',
'index[1].html' => 'index_1_.html',
" wookie\x{f8}.doc" => "wookie%F8.doc",
" wookie\x{042d}.doc" => $wookie,
);
foreach my $name (keys %evil) {
ok( $filer->evil_filename( $name ), "$name is evil");
}
while( my ($evil, $clean) = each %evil ) {
is( $filer->exorcise_filename( $evil), $clean, "$evil was exorcised");
}
}
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