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#!/usr/bin/perl
use v5.18;
use warnings;
use Test2::V0;
use Object::Pad 0.800 ':experimental(lexical_class)';
{
my class Point {
field $x :param :reader;
field $y :param :reader;
method m
{
# Attempt to trigger RT168139
my $ten = 10;
return $ten;
}
}
my $p = Point->new( x => 20, y => 40 );
ok( defined $p, 'Lexical class Point can ->new' );
is( $p->x, 20, 'Lexical class instances have methods' );
is( $p->m, 10, 'Lexical class methods work properly' );
ok( !defined &Point::new, 'Point:: is not a package in the symbol table' );
ok( $p->isa( Point ), '->isa method works with lexical name as bareword' );
if( $^V ge v5.32 ) {
eval <<'EOPERL' or die $@;
use feature 'isa';
ok( $p isa Point, 'isa operator works with lexical class' );
1;
EOPERL
}
}
{
# A second lexical class of the same lexical name in its own scope should
# be distinct
my class Point {
field $z :param :reader;
}
my $p = Point->new( z => 60 );
is( $p->z, 60, 'Second lexical class of the same name in its own scope works' );
ok( !$p->can( "x" ), 'Second lexical class is distinct from the first' );
}
done_testing;
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