On Tue, Dec 21, 2004 at 05:27:06PM -0600, Bryan Baldus ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
wrote:
> On Tue, Dec 21, 2004 at 9:47 AM Andy Lester ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> >I've also released MARC::Record 1.39_02 to CPAN, as a prep for 1.40. If
> >folks can test it for me, that'd be swell.
>
> Speaking of testing, as I mentioned in my e-mail this morning, I modified
> the lint.t test script by using File::Spec to specify the path to test
> files. Is this acceptable practice, something to be encouraged, or something
> that causes problems?
It's fine, but should be unnecessary. If you're specifying input like
"t/foo/bar.t", then an open( my $fh, "t/foo/bar.t" ) will work just
fine, because Perl handles that invisibly, converting to 't\foo\bar.t'
for Windows.
> Also is there any problem with adding END{<>} or something similar, to
> prevent windows from disappearing immediately after completion when scripts
> are run by double-clicking in MS Windows?
Sounds like an environment problem, not a program problem. I'd make it
so that ALL Perl scripts had to have a little "Enter to return" at the
end of 'em.
Andy
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