Hi,
For a long time I have not touched the CPAN::Forum web site but as a
new years resolution I started to work on it again.
So far most of the changes were internal
- switched to new server
- switched to PostgreSQL
- moved to mod_perl
- e-mails are sent in asynchronous mode
All this made the we
Gabor Szabo wrote:
> Hi,
>
> For a long time I have not touched the CPAN::Forum web site but as a
> new years resolution I started to work on it again.
>
> So far most of the changes were internal
> - switched to new server
> - switched to PostgreSQL
> - moved to mod_perl
> - e-mails are sent in
From a quick glance at the first error, it involves using
is_deeply to compare arrays of arrays, not hashes. So
it's not clear "how Perl organizes the hash" gets involved.
You also have a failure on perl 5.8.1 that looks very similar,
so 5.6.2 is less of a suspect.
You need to explain certain a
Excerpts from Geoffrey Leach's message of Sun Jan 17 19:31:09 -0500 2010:
> I suspect the problem arrises out of how Perl organizes the hash.
Huh?
> Given that I'm using an unsupported feature, things may
> well come unglued in the future.
What unsupported feature?
> So, are there any suggesti
H ... that bruse on my forehead is getting larger ... :-)
Thanks for the reply. And my appologies for getting confused about my
own code.
So let me restate the problem.
In order to verify the correctness of internal data structures, the
test in question:
is_deeply( Getopt::Auto::_get_spec
Bruce Gray's reply indicates that your routine, that constructs the
array that you were comparing to the "gold" one, was populating the
array by using each(%hash). Since the order in which entries are
returned is not consistent, you can't use a "known correct"
comparison.
It seems he even sent y
Amen to that! He even corrected the tests!
On 01/18/2010 09:17:01 AM, macke...@animalhead.com wrote:
> Bruce Gray's reply indicates that your routine, that constructs the
> array that you were comparing to the "gold" one, was populating the
> array by using each(%hash). Since the order in which e