Ovid wrote:
use Test::Fluent 'no_plan';
my ( $have, $want ) = ( 1, 1 );
have $have, want $want, reason 'Some test name';
have [ 3, 4 ], want [ 4, 5 ], reason 'cuz I said so'; # fails
true 3, reason '3 had better be true';
false 3, reason '3 had better still better be true'; # fails
I would much rather see something like
cmp_ok(
have => 1,
want => 2,
reason => 'Some test name',
diagnostic => { world => $world },
);
Much more Perlish. I've always disliked some APIs where it's not immediately
clear what's a function call and what's an argument to that function: is
reason() an argument to want() or have()?. It also seems more obvious for doing
things like data-driven tests where you just have a large data structure that
tests are run against.
--
Michael Peters
Plus Three, LP
