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#
# $Id: 05_no_breakpoints_ok.t 163 2004-12-31 05:07:16Z james $
#
BEGIN {
use Test::Tester 0.09;
use Test::More;
our $tests = 46;
eval "use Test::NoWarnings";
$tests++ unless( $@ );
plan tests => $tests;
chdir 't' if -d 't';
use lib '../lib', '../blib/lib';
}
use Test::NoBreakpoints;
# test the tester for success
check_test(
sub { no_breakpoints_ok('foo') },
{
ok => 1,
name => 'no breakpoint test of foo',
},
'no_breakpoints_ok works with implicit name',
);
check_test(
sub { no_breakpoints_ok('foo', 'yes, we have no breakpoints!') },
{
ok => 1,
name => 'yes, we have no breakpoints!',
},
'no_breakpoints_ok works with explicit name',
);
# test the tester for failure
my @expected = (
'$DB::signal =1',
q{$DB'single=4},
'$DB::signal= 1',
'$DB::single = 3',
'$DB::single = 1',
q|$DB::single
=
1|,
);
for my $file( qw|bar1 bar2 bar3 bar4 bar5 bar6| ) {
check_test(
sub { no_breakpoints_ok($file) },
{
ok => 0,
name => "no breakpoint test of $file",
diag => "breakpoint found in $file: " . shift(@expected) . "\n",
},
'no_breakpoints_ok finds simple breakpoint',
);
}
#
# EOF
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