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#!/usr/bin/perl -w
use strict;
use Text::MicroMason;
use Test::More tests => 48;
use File::Copy;
use Carp;
$SIG{__DIE__} = \&Carp::confess;
######################################################################
{
ok my $m = Text::MicroMason->new();
use vars qw( $count_sub $sub_count $local_count );
$sub_count = 0;
$local_count = 0;
my $count_scr = q{<%once> ++ $::sub_count; my $count; </%once><%perl> ++ $::local_count; </%perl><% ++ $count; %>};
for ( 1 .. 3 ) {
$count_sub = $m->compile( text => $count_scr );
for ( 1 .. 3 ) {
$count_sub->($_);
}
}
is $sub_count, 3;
is $local_count, 9;
is $count_sub->(), 4;
}
######################################################################
{
ok my $m = Text::MicroMason->new( -CompileCache );
use vars qw( $count_sub $sub_count $local_count );
$sub_count = 0;
$local_count = 0;
my $count_scr = q{<%once> ++ $::sub_count; my $count; </%once><%perl> ++ $::local_count; </%perl><% ++ $count; %>};
for ( 1 .. 3 ) {
$count_sub = $m->compile( text => $count_scr );
for ( 1 .. 3 ) {
$count_sub->($_);
}
}
is $sub_count, 1;
is $local_count, 9;
is $count_sub->(), 10;
}
######################################################################
{
ok my $m = Text::MicroMason->new( -CompileCache, -ExecuteCache );
use vars qw( $count_sub $sub_count $local_count );
$sub_count = 0;
$local_count = 0;
my $count_scr = q{<%once> ++ $::sub_count; my $count; </%once><%perl> ++ $::local_count; </%perl><% ++ $count; %>};
for ( 1 .. 3 ) {
$count_sub = $m->compile( text => $count_scr );
for ( 1 .. 3 ) {
$count_sub->($_);
}
}
is $sub_count, 1;
is $local_count, 3;
is $count_sub->(), 4;
}
######################################################################
{
ok my $m = Text::MicroMason->new( -ExecuteCache, -CompileCache );
use vars qw( $count_sub $sub_count $local_count );
$sub_count = 0;
$local_count = 0;
my $count_scr = q{<%once> ++ $::sub_count; my $count; </%once><%perl> ++ $::local_count; </%perl><% ++ $count; %>};
for ( 1 .. 3 ) {
$count_sub = $m->compile( text => $count_scr );
for ( 1 .. 3 ) {
$count_sub->($_);
}
}
is $sub_count, 1;
is $local_count, 3;
is $count_sub->(), 4;
}
######################################################################
# Test using $m->execute directly: This should compile and run it
# properly. Running execute 10 times is like running compile once,
# then calling the resulting sub 10 times.
{
ok my $m = Text::MicroMason->new( -CompileCache );
use vars qw( $count_sub $sub_count $local_count );
$sub_count = 0;
$local_count = 0;
my $count_scr = q{<%once> ++ $::sub_count; my $count; </%once><%perl> ++ $::local_count; </%perl><% ++ $count; %>};
for ( 1 .. 10 ) {
$m->execute( text => $count_scr );
}
is $sub_count, 1;
is $local_count, 10;
}
######################################################################
# Test using $m->execute directly, on a file.
{
ok my $m = Text::MicroMason->new( -CompileCache );
use vars qw( $count_sub $sub_count $local_count );
$sub_count = 0;
$local_count = 0;
for ( 1 .. 10 ) {
ok $m->execute( file => "samples/t-counter.msn" );
}
is $sub_count, 1;
is $local_count, 10;
}
######################################################################
# Tests submitted via rt.cpan.org by Jon Warbrick on #21802
copy('samples/t-counter.msn','samples/t34a.msn');
######################################################################
# Test cache expiration using $m->execute directly on a file
{
ok my $m = Text::MicroMason->new( -CompileCache );
use vars qw( $count_sub $sub_count $local_count );
$sub_count = 0;
$local_count = 0;
my $time = time-5;
utime $time, $time, "samples/t34a.msn";
for ( 1 .. 2 ) {
ok $m->execute( file => "samples/t34a.msn" );
}
$time = time;
utime $time, $time, "samples/t34a.msn";
# In order to defeat the limit of checking no more than once per
# second without relying on sleep(), we hack the LAST_CHECK time into the past.
$m->{compile_cache}{file}{"samples/t34a.msn"}[Text::MicroMason::Cache::File::LAST_CHECK()] -= 10;
for ( 1 .. 2 ) {
ok $m->execute( file => "samples/t34a.msn" );
}
is $sub_count, 2;
is $local_count, 4;
}
######################################################################
# Test cache expiration using $m->execute directly on a file, using -TemplateDir
{
ok my $m = Text::MicroMason->new( -CompileCache,
-TemplateDir, template_root => 'samples' );
use vars qw( $count_sub $sub_count $local_count );
$sub_count = 0;
$local_count = 0;
my $time = time-5;
utime $time, $time, "samples/t34a.msn";
for ( 1 .. 2 ) {
ok $m->execute( file => "t34a.msn" );
}
is $sub_count, 1;
is $local_count, 2;
$time = time;
utime $time, $time, "samples/t34a.msn";
# In order to defeat the limit of checking no more than once per
# second without relying on sleep(), we hack the LAST_CHECK time
# into the past.
# According to 'perldoc perlport', on MS32, utime may not work, and
# timestmps may have a granularity of only 2 seconds depending on
# the filesystem in use.
$m->{compile_cache}{file}{"samples/t34a.msn"}[Text::MicroMason::Cache::File::LAST_CHECK()] -= 10;
# This should identify the file changed and recompile.
for ( 1 .. 2 ) {
ok $m->execute( file => "t34a.msn" );
}
is $sub_count, 2;
is $local_count, 4;
}
######################################################################
unlink('samples/t34a.msn');
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