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#!/usr/local/bin/perl -w
=head1 NAME
identity.t - test VCP::Filter::identity
=cut
use strict ;
use Carp ;
use File::Spec ;
use Test ;
use VCP::TestUtils ;
my @vcp = vcp_cmd ;
my $t = -d 't' ? 't/' : '' ;
my @tests = (
##
## Empty imports, used here just to see if commad line parsing is ok and
## that a really simple file can make it through the XML parser ok.
##
sub {
run [ @vcp, qw( - identity: - ) ], \"<revml/>" ;
ok $?, 0, "`vcp revml:- identiry: revml:` return value" ;
},
sub {
run [ @vcp, qw( - identity: - ) ], \"<revml/>" ;
ok $?, 0, "`vcp revml:- identiry: revml:` return value" ;
},
sub {
eval {
my $out ;
my $infile = $t . "test-revml-in-0-no-big-files.revml" ;
## $in and $out allow us to avoide execing diff most of the time.
run [ @vcp, $infile, qw( sort: -- identity: - ) ],
\undef, \$out;
my $in = slurp( $infile ) ;
assert_eq $infile, $in, $out ;
} ;
ok $@ || '', '', 'diff' ;
},
sub {
eval {
my $out ;
my $infile = $t . "test-revml-in-0-no-big-files.revml" ;
## $in and $out allow us to avoide execing diff most of the time.
run [ @vcp, $infile, qw( sort: -- identity: identity: - )],
\undef, \$out;
my $in = slurp( $infile ) ;
assert_eq $infile, $in, $out ;
} ;
ok $@ || '', '', 'diff' ;
},
) ;
plan tests => scalar( @tests ) ;
$_->() for @tests ;
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