The thing I want to test is the output of my piece of code to STDOUT and STDERR. The kind of code I am writing is just like the output of a compiler which outputs to STDOUT and sends warnings to STDERR. Of course, there won't be warnings when the input is correct. In the tests for this code, I would like not only to test the successful cases but also the bad cases. So I found this need to watch STDOUT and STDERR.
One of the things I am not confident at is the interplay with modules like Test::More. Where they send their output: STDERR?
Adriano.
On Sun, 8 Feb 2004 19:00:02 -0600, Andy Lester <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
While writing tests for some of my code, I was faced with the issue of capturing what the code sends to STDOUT and STDERR. As I have not found a module to make it easy, I wrote a trivial code to do it. It is used like this:
I'm not sure what you're actually trying to test. If you're testing test modules, look at Test::Builder::Tester.
xoa
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