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#!perl -Tw
use warnings;
use strict;
use Test::More tests=>23;
BEGIN {
use_ok( 'WWW::Mechanize::Link' );
}
OLD_API: {
my $link =
WWW::Mechanize::Link->new(
"url.html", "text", "name", "frame", "http://base.example.com/", { alt => 'alt text' } );
isa_ok( $link, 'WWW::Mechanize::Link' );
is( scalar @$link, 6, "Should have five elements" );
# Test the new-style accessors
is( $link->url, "url.html", "url() works" );
is( $link->text, "text", "text() works" );
is( $link->name, "name", "name() works" );
is( $link->tag, "frame", "tag() works" );
is( $link->base, "http://base.example.com/", "base() works" );
is( $link->attrs->{alt}, "alt text", "attrs() works" );
# Order of the parms in the blessed array is important for backwards compatibility.
is( $link->[0], 'url.html', 'parm 0 is url' );
is( $link->[1], 'text', 'parm 1 is text' );
is( $link->[2], 'name', 'parm 2 is name' );
is( $link->[3], 'frame', 'parm 3 is tag' );
is( $link->[4], 'http://base.example.com/', 'parm 4 is base' );
my $URI = $link->URI;
isa_ok( $URI, "URI::URL", "URI is proper type" );
is( $URI->rel, "url.html", "Short form of the url" );
is( $link->url_abs, "http://base.example.com/url.html", "url_abs works" );
}
NEW_API: {
# test new style API
my $link = WWW::Mechanize::Link->new( {
url => 'url.html',
text => "text",
name => "name",
tag => "frame",
base => "http://base.example.com/",
attrs => { alt => "alt text" },
} );
is( $link->url, "url.html", "url() works" );
is( $link->text, "text", "text() works" );
is( $link->name, "name", "name() works" );
is( $link->tag, "frame", "tag() works" );
is( $link->base, "http://base.example.com/", "base() works" );
is( $link->attrs->{alt}, "alt text", "attrs() works" );
}
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