* On Wed, Feb 25 2009, Michael G Schwern wrote: > Here's a kind of crappy way to make TAP read from STDIN. > > $ prove --exec 'cat -' test.dummy > test.... > > Now you can write TAP and finish with ctrl-d. But test.dummy has to exist.
I just tried this, and it works without test.dummy existing (although it complains after you type the TAP). This doesn't happen if you use /dev/null, though (as in prove --exec 'cat -' /dev/null). -- print just => another => perl => hacker => if $,=$"
