114 lines
2.8 KiB
Perl
114 lines
2.8 KiB
Perl
use Sub::Install;
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use Test::More tests => 17;
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use strict;
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use warnings;
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# These tests largely copied from Damian Conway's Sub::Installer tests.
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{ # Install a sub in a package...
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my $sub_ref = Sub::Install::install_sub({ code => \&ok, as => 'ok1' });
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isa_ok($sub_ref, 'CODE', 'return value of first install_sub');
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is_deeply($sub_ref, \&ok, 'it returns the correct code ref');
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ok1(1, 'installed sub runs');
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}
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{
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my $to_avail = eval "use Test::Output; 1";
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SKIP: {
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skip "can't run this test without Test::Output", 1 unless $to_avail;
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Sub::Install::install_sub({ code => \&ok, as => 'tmp_ok' });
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my $expected_warning = <<'END_WARNING';
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Subroutine main::tmp_ok redefined at t/install.t line 31
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Prototype mismatch: sub main::tmp_ok ($;$) vs ($$;$) at t/install.t line 31
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END_WARNING
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my $stderr = Test::Output::stderr_from(
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sub { Sub::Install::install_sub({ code => \&is, as => 'tmp_ok' }) }
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);
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$stderr =~ s!\.$!!gm;
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$stderr =~ s!\\!/!g;
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is(
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$stderr,
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$expected_warning,
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"got expected warning",
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);
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}
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}
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{ # Install the same sub in the same package...
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my $redef = 0;
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my $proto = 0;
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local $SIG{__WARN__} = sub {
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return ($redef = 1) if $_[0] =~ m{Subroutine \S+ redef.+t.install\.t};
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return ($proto = 1) if $_[0] =~ m{Prototype mismatch.+t.install\.t};
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# pass("warned as expected: $_[0]") if $_[0] =~ /redefined/;
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die "unexpected warning: @_";
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};
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my $sub_ref = Sub::Install::install_sub({ code => \&is, as => 'ok1' });
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ok($redef, 'correct redefinition warning went to $SIG{__WARN__}');
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ok($proto, 'correct prototype warning went to $SIG{__WARN__}');
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isa_ok($sub_ref, 'CODE', 'return value of second install_sub');
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is_deeply($sub_ref, \&is, 'install2 returns correct code ref');
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ok1(1,1, 'installed sub runs (with new arguments)');
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}
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{ # Install in another package...
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my $sub_ref = Sub::Install::install_sub({
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code => \&ok,
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into => 'Other',
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as => 'ok1'
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});
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isa_ok($sub_ref, 'CODE', 'return value of third install_sub');
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is_deeply($sub_ref, \&ok, 'it returns the correct code ref');
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ok1(1,1, 'sub previously installed into main still runs properly');
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package Other;
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ok1(1, 'remotely installed sub runs properly');
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}
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{ # cross-package installation
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sub Other::Another::foo { return $_[0] }
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my $sub_ref = Sub::Install::install_sub({
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code => 'foo',
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from => 'Other::Another',
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into => 'Other::YetAnother',
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as => 'return_lhs'
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});
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isa_ok($sub_ref, 'CODE', 'return value of fourth install_sub');
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is_deeply(
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$sub_ref,
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\&Other::Another::foo,
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'it returns the correct code ref'
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);
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is(
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Other::Another->foo,
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'Other::Another',
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'the original code does what we want',
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);
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is(
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Other::YetAnother->return_lhs,
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'Other::YetAnother',
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'and the installed code works, too',
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);
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}
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