James Keenan (via RT) wrote:
We appear to have a coding standard which limits us to 32 characters
in a file's basename. This particular test file has 33 characters.
Oh, coding standards tests, how I love thee... (To note why I've not
been bothering to run them the last couple of days, they just take too
long on my slow old laptop, which I've been hacking on at conferences.)
Jonathan: Perhaps you could delete the 'perl6' at the beginning of
the basenames of these 4 files:
languages/perl6/t/pmc/perl6multisub-basic.t
languages/perl6/t/pmc/perl6multisub-dispatch-arity.t
languages/perl6/t/pmc/perl6multisub-dispatch-tiebreak.t
languages/perl6/t/pmc/perl6multisub-dispatch-type.t
'perl6' is already contained in the pathname, so having it in the
basename is superfluous.
Well, having the name of the PMC in the name of the test is also
something we tend to do with the test files, and since PMCs don't live
in namespaces the name of the PMC therefore needs to have perl6 on the
start of it, since we already have a MultiSub. So I named it in order to
match a (non-tested) standard and be descriptive. ;-)
I guess removing the word "dispatch" is more sensible - anyone who gets
chance is free to beat me to it (got a pile of $not_perl6 things to do
for next couple of days, post YAPC::EU).
Thanks,
Jonathan
