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#!perl
use strict;
use warnings;
use Test::More tests => 13;
use Text::WikiFormat;
my $wikitext =<<WIKI;
* This should be a list.
1. This should be an ordered list.
! This is like the default unordered list
! But marked differently
WIKI
my $htmltext = Text::WikiFormat::format($wikitext);
like( $htmltext, qr!<li>This should be a list.</li>!m,
'unordered lists should be rendered correctly' );
like( $htmltext, qr!<li value="1">This should be an ordered list.</li>!m,
'...and ordered lists too' );
# Redefine all the list regexps to what they were to start with.
my %tags = (
lists => {
ordered => qr/([\dA-Za-z]+)\.\s*/,
unordered => qr/\*\s*/,
code => qr/ /,
},
);
$htmltext = Text::WikiFormat::format($wikitext, \%tags, {} );
like( $htmltext, qr!<li>This should be a list.</li>!m,
'unordered should remain okay when we redefine all list regexps' );
like( $htmltext, qr!<li value="1">This should be an ordered list.</li>!m,
'... and so should ordered' );
# Redefine again, set one of them to something different.
%tags = (
blocks => {
ordered => qr/([\dA-Za-z]+)\.\s*/,
unordered => qr/^\s*!\s*/,
code => qr/ /,
},
);
$htmltext = Text::WikiFormat::format($wikitext, \%tags, {} );
like( $htmltext, qr!<li>But marked differently</li>!m,
'unordered should still work when redefined' );
like( $htmltext, qr!<li value="1">This should be an ordered list.</li>!m,
'...and ordered should be unaffected' );
# Now try redefining just one list type.
%tags = (
blocks => { unordered => qr/\s*!\s*/ },
);
$htmltext = Text::WikiFormat::format($wikitext, \%tags, {} );
like( $htmltext, qr!<li>This is like the default unordered list</li>!m,
'redefining just one list type should work for that type' );
like( $htmltext, qr!<li value="1">This should be an ordered list.</li>!m,
'...and should not affect other types too' );
# now test overriding strong and emphasized tags
# don't use // to mark emphasized tags unless you /like/ this lookbehind
%tags = (
strong_tag => qr/\*(.+?)\*/,
emphasized_tag => qr|(?<!<)/(.+?)/|,
);
$wikitext = 'this is *strong*, /emphasized/, and */emphasized strong/*';
$htmltext = Text::WikiFormat::format( $wikitext, \%tags, {} );
like( $htmltext, qr!<strong>strong</strong>!, '... overriding strong tag' );
like( $htmltext, qr!<em>emphasized</em>!, '... overriding emphasized tag' );
like( $htmltext, qr!<strong><em>em.+ng</em></strong>!,
'... and both at once' );
# Test redefining just one list type after using import with a list definition.
package Bar;
Text::WikiFormat->import(
as => 'wf',
blocks => {
unordered => qr/^\s*!\s*/
},
);
$htmltext = wf(" !1. Ordered list\n ! Unordered list",
{ blocks => { ordered => qr/^\s*!([\d]+)\.\s*/ } }, {} );
::like( $htmltext, qr!<li value="1">Ordered list</li>!m,
'redefining a single list type after import should work for that type' );
::like( $htmltext, qr!<li>Unordered list</li>!m,
'...and also for a different type defined on import' );
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