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#============================================================= -*-perl-*-
#
# t/constants.t
#
# Test constant folding via Template::Namespace::Constants
#
# Written by Andy Wardley <abw@andywardley.com>
#
# Copyright (C) 1996-2002 Andy Wardley. All Rights Reserved.
# Copyright (C) 1998-2002 Canon Research Centre Europe Ltd.
#
# This is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it
# under the same terms as Perl itself.
#
# $Id$
#
#========================================================================
use strict;
use lib qw( ./lib ../lib );
use Template::Test;
use Template::Stash;
use Template::Directive;
use Template::Parser;
use Template::Namespace::Constants;
my $DEBUG = grep(/-d/, @ARGV);
$Template::Namespace::Constants::DEBUG = $DEBUG;
my $n = 0;
my $constants = {
author => 'Andy \'Da Man\' Wardley',
single => 'foo\'bar',
double => "foo'bar",
joint => ', ',
col => {
back => '#ffffff',
text => '#000000',
},
counter => sub { $n++ },
};
my $namespace = Template::Namespace::Constants->new( $constants );
ok( $namespace, 'created constants namespace' );
is( $namespace->ident([ 'constants', 0, "'author'", 0 ]), q{'Andy \'Da Man\' Wardley'},
'author match' );
is( $namespace->ident([ 'constants', 0, "'single'", 0 ]), "'foo\\'bar'",
'single match' );
is( $namespace->ident([ 'constants', 0, "'double'", 0 ]), "'foo\\'bar'",
'double match' );
is( $namespace->ident([ 'constants', 0, "'col'", 0, "'back'", 0 ]), "'#ffffff'",
'col.back match' );
is( $namespace->ident([ 'constants', 0, "'col'", 0, "'text'", 0 ]), "'#000000'",
'col.text match' );
my $factory = Template::Directive->new({
NAMESPACE => {
const => $namespace,
}
});
ok( $factory, 'created Template::Directive factory' );
my $parser = Template::Parser->new( FACTORY => $factory );
ok( $parser, 'created Template::Parser parser' );
my $parsed = $parser->parse(<<EOF);
hello [% const.author %]
[% "back is \$const.col.back" %] and text is [% const.col.text %]
but a col is still a [% col.user %]
EOF
die "parser error: ", $parser->error(), "\n"
unless $parsed;
my $text = $parsed->{ BLOCK };
ok( scalar $text =~ /'Andy \\'Da Man\\' Wardley'/, 'author folded' );
ok( scalar $text =~ /"back is " . '#ffffff'/, 'col.back folded' );
ok( scalar $text =~ /stash->get\(\['col', 0, 'user', 0\]\)/, 'col.user unfolded' );
$parser = Template::Parser->new({
NAMESPACE => {
const => $namespace,
}
});
ok( $parser, 'created Template::Parser parser' );
$parsed = $parser->parse(<<EOF);
hello [% const.author %]
[% "back is \$const.col.back" %] and text is [% const.col.text %]
but a col is still a [% col.user %]
EOF
die "parser error: ", $parser->error(), "\n"
unless $parsed;
$text = $parsed->{ BLOCK };
ok( scalar $text =~ /'Andy \\'Da Man\\' Wardley'/, 'author folded' );
ok( scalar $text =~ /"back is " . '#ffffff'/, 'col.back folded' );
ok( scalar $text =~ /stash->get\(\['col', 0, 'user', 0\]\)/, 'col.user unfolded' );
#------------------------------------------------------------------------
my $tt1 = Template->new({
NAMESPACE => {
const => $namespace,
},
});
ok( $tt1, 'created tt1' );
my $const2 = {
author => 'abw',
joint => ' is the new ',
col => {
back => 'orange',
text => 'black',
},
fave => 'back',
};
my $tt2 = Template->new({
CONSTANTS => $const2,
});
ok( $tt2, 'created tt2' );
my $tt3 = Template->new({
CONSTANTS => $const2,
CONSTANTS_NAMESPACE => 'const',
});
ok( $tt3, 'created tt3' );
my $engines = [ tt1 => $tt1, tt2 => $tt2, tt3 => $tt3 ];
my $vars = {
col => {
user => 'red',
luza => 'blue',
},
constants => $constants,
};
test_expect(\*DATA, $engines, $vars);
__DATA__
-- test --
hello [% const.author %]
[% "back is $const.col.back" %] and text is [% const.col.text %]
col.user is [% col.user %]
-- expect --
hello Andy 'Da Man' Wardley
back is #ffffff and text is #000000
col.user is red
-- test --
# look ma! I can even call virtual methods on contants!
[% const.col.keys.sort.join(', ') %]
-- expect --
back, text
-- test --
# and even pass constant arguments to constant virtual methods!
[% const.col.keys.sort.join(const.joint) %]
-- expect --
back, text
-- test --
# my constants can be subs, etc.
zero [% const.counter %]
one [% const.counter %]
-- expect --
zero 0
one 1
-- test --
-- use tt2 --
[% "$constants.author thinks " %]
[%- constants.col.values.sort.reverse.join(constants.joint) %]
-- expect --
abw thinks orange is the new black
-- test --
-- use tt3 --
[% "$const.author thinks " -%]
[% const.col.values.sort.reverse.join(const.joint) %]
-- expect --
abw thinks orange is the new black
-- test --
-- name no const.foo --
no [% const.foo %]?
-- expect --
no ?
-- test --
fave [% const.fave %]
col [% const.col.${const.fave} %]
-- expect --
fave back
col orange
-- test --
-- use tt2 --
-- name defer references --
[% "$key\n" FOREACH key = constants.col.keys.sort %]
-- expect --
back
text
-- test --
-- use tt3 --
a: [% const.author %]
b: [% const.author = 'Fred Smith' %]
c: [% const.author %]
-- expect --
a: abw
b:
c: abw
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