01basics.t
- Changed file from custom "ok" routine to use Test::More.
- Increased number of tests from 47 to 109, this is mostly because I added tests for *all* the sql_types and sql_cursor_types constants, rather than just spot checks as they were previously
- Changed all if blocks to be Test::More style SKIP blocks
- made sure all tests had a test name
- re-organized the tests into logical groupings and added comments
02dbidrv.t
- Changed file from using Test to using Test::More
- Increased the number of tests from 36 to 48, mostly this is just doing 'isa_ok' tests on all returned objects.
- Changed all if blocks to be Test::More style SKIP blocks
- made sure all tests had a test name
Still to do:
- improve organization of tests in the file and add comments
07kids.t
- Changed file from using Test to using Test::More - Increased the number of tests from 9 to 11 - Changed all if blocks to be Test::More style SKIP blocks - made sure all tests had a test name
Still to do:
- I am sure there is more I can test here, I will see what i can find - change it to a skip_all for DBI::PurePerl - add comments
10example.t
- Changed file from custom "ok" routine to use Test::More. - Added one more test to bring it to 247 - Changed all if blocks to be Test::More style SKIP blocks
Still to do:
- make sure all tests have a test name
- clean up this file, likely by break this up probably into several smaller test files and maybe into re-usable functions as well
15array.t
- Changed file from using Test to using Test::More
- Increased the number of tests from 39 to 41, mostly just 'isa_ok' tests
Still to do:
- make sure all tests have a test name - improve organization of tests in the file and add comments
30subclass.t
- Changed file from custom "ok" routine to use Test::More.
Still to do:
- clean up the existing test orgainization - make sure all tests have a test name - add 'isa_ok' tests where appropriate
There of course, is still more to come. But I thought I would commit my changes thus far.
Thanks,
Stevan Little
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On two occasions I have been asked by members of Parliament,
"Pray, Mr. Babbage, if you put into the machine wrong figures,
will the right answers come out?" I am not able rightly to
apprehend the kind of confusion of ideas that could provoke
such a question.
-- Charles Babbage, 1792-1871