Torsten Schoenfeld wrote:
Here's an initial attempt at a Gtk2 interface.
From running it against a few test suites and getting some strange
results, it seems like TAPx::Parser doesn't like lines like
ok 3 # comment
It flags the corresponding result as being of type "unknown".
And its correct. # is not the comment character, # is for directives. You
might recognize this better like so:
ok 4 # SKIP because I said so
TAPx::Parser is seeing "# comment" and trying to interpret "comment" as a directive. Currently the
only directives are "skip" and "todo". Test::Harness silently ignores unknown directives.
TAPx::Parser apparently does not. That's ok.
To accomplish what you want, use -
ok 3 - comment
