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#============================================================= -*-perl-*-
#
# t/debug.t
#
# Test the Debug plugin module.
#
# Written by Andy Wardley <abw@andywardley.com>
#
# Copyright (C) 2002 Andy Wardley. All Rights Reserved.
#
# 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 qw( :all );
use Template::Parser;
use Template::Directive;
use Template::Constants qw( :debug );
my $DEBUG = grep(/-d/, @ARGV);
#$Template::Parser::DEBUG = 1; #$DEBUG;
#$Template::Directive::Pretty = $DEBUG;
$Template::Test::PRESERVE = 1;
my $dir = -d 't' ? 't/test' : 'test';
my $vars = {
foo => 10,
bar => 20,
baz => {
ping => 100,
pong => 200,
},
};
my $dummy = Template::Base->new() || die Template::Base->error();
ok( $dummy, 'created a dummy object' );
my $flags = Template::Constants::debug_flags($dummy, 'dirs, stash');
ok( $flags, 'created flags' );
is( $flags, DEBUG_DIRS | DEBUG_STASH, "flags value is $flags" );
$flags = Template::Constants::debug_flags($dummy, $flags)
|| die $dummy->error();
ok( $flags, 'got more flags back' );
is( $flags, 'dirs, stash', 'dirs, stash' );
$flags = Template::Constants::debug_flags($dummy, 'bad stupid');
ok( ! $flags, 'bad flags' );
is( $dummy->error(), 'unknown debug flag: bad', 'error correct' );
my $tt = Template->new( {
DEBUG => 0,
INCLUDE_PATH => "$dir/src:$dir/lib",
DEBUG_FORMAT => "<!-- \$file line \$line : [% \$text %] -->",
} ) || die Template->error();
my $tt2 = Template->new( {
DEBUG => DEBUG_DIRS,
INCLUDE_PATH => "$dir/src:$dir/lib",
} ) || die Template->error();
my $ttd = Template->new( {
DEBUG => 'dirs, vars',
INCLUDE_PATH => "$dir/src:$dir/lib",
DEBUG_FORMAT => "<!-- \$file line \$line : [% \$text %] -->",
} ) || die Template->error();
test_expect(\*DATA, [ default => $tt, debug => $ttd, debug2 => $tt2 ], $vars);
#$tt->process(\*DATA, $vars) || die $tt->error();
#print $tt->context->_dump();
__DATA__
-- test --
Hello World
foo: [% foo %]
-- expect --
Hello World
foo: 10
-- test --
-- use debug --
Hello World
foo: [% foo %]
-- expect --
Hello World
foo: <!-- input text line 2 : [% foo %] -->10
-- test --
-- use default --
Hello World
foo: [% foo %]
[% DEBUG on -%]
Debugging enabled
foo: [% foo %]
-- expect --
Hello World
foo: 10
Debugging enabled
foo: 10
-- test --
-- use debug --
[% DEBUG off %]
Hello World
foo: [% foo %]
[% DEBUG on -%]
Debugging enabled
foo: [% foo %]
-- expect --
<!-- input text line 1 : [% DEBUG off %] -->
Hello World
foo: 10
Debugging enabled
foo: <!-- input text line 6 : [% foo %] -->10
-- test --
-- name ping pong --
foo: [% foo %]
hello [% "$baz.ping/$baz.pong" %] world
[% DEBUG off %]
bar: [% bar %][% DEBUG on %]
-- expect --
foo: <!-- input text line 1 : [% foo %] -->10
hello <!-- input text line 2 : [% "$baz.ping/$baz.pong" %] -->100/200 world
<!-- input text line 3 : [% DEBUG off %] -->
bar: 20
-- test --
-- use debug --
foo: [% foo %]
[% INCLUDE foo a=10 %]
[% DEBUG off -%]
foo: [% foo %]
[% INCLUDE foo a=20 %]
-- expect --
foo: <!-- input text line 1 : [% foo %] -->10
<!-- input text line 2 : [% INCLUDE foo a=10 %] -->This is the foo file, a is 10
<!-- input text line 3 : [% DEBUG off %] -->foo: 10
This is the foo file, a is 20
-- stop --
-- test --
-- use default --
[% DEBUG on -%]
[% DEBUG format '[ $file line $line ]' %]
[% foo %]
-- expect --
<!-- input text line 2 : [% DEBUG format '[ $file line $line ]' %] -->
[ input text line 3 ]10
-- test --
-- use default --
[% DEBUG on + format '[ $file line $line ]' -%]
[% foo %]
-- expect --
[ input text line 2 ]10
-- test --
[% DEBUG on;
DEBUG format '$text at line $line of $file';
DEBUG msg line='3.14' file='this file' text='hello world'
%]
-- expect --
hello world at line 3.14 of this file
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