I like the t/ directory reorganisation for 6.0.12 and I congratulate Stevan for the nice README file also. I hope to soon start adding some tests into this new structure.
Unfortunately, a disagreeable side effect of this reorganisation is that Pugs 6.0.12 'nmake test' blows up with "command line too long" when run under Windows, at least that's what I saw. Does anyone know the "normal" workaround for this problem? (If not, I could ask the perl-qa folks). One approach would be to build the @tests with a script and then: Test::Harness::runtests(@tests); a la "prove -r" command. This is also done in perl's t/harness script. The tricky bit, at least for a MakeMaker novice like me, is to diddle "make test" into ignoring the t/ directory and invoking the script instead. /-\ Find local movie times and trailers on Yahoo! Movies. http://au.movies.yahoo.com
