On Mon, Sep 02, 2002 at 03:56:14PM -0700, Michael G Schwern wrote: > While the result is still ugly, it means we can expand and alter the > requirements for running a core test. For example, the PERL_CORE > environment variable should be set (t/TestInit.pm currently doesn't). So > the full command is really something like this: > > cd t; > PERL_CORE=1 ./perl -I../lib path/to/test.t > > Which could be reduced somewhat to: > > ./perl -It -MTestInit t/path/to/test.t > > and perhaps reduced a little further by moving/linking TestInit.pm into the > top level directory. > > ./perl -MTestInit t/path/to/test.t
I think that that would be a good idea. > but that will cause trouble when running tests with -T (because . is no > longer in the path). ../perl -MTestInit t/path/to/test.t Too late for "-T" option at t/path/to/test.t line 1. So you already have to change the command line to run a -T test by hand. So I don't see this as a problem: ../perl -TI. -MTestInit t/path/to/test.t 1..1 ok 1 Although writing it -T -I. is probably clearer Nicholas Clark
