In httpd-test's perl-framework tests, Apache::Test::plan is a wrapper
around Test::plan. Apache::Test::plan allows you to have a condition as
the last argument of the plan call; if the condition is not met, the test
is skipped. A test which will only be run if we have php4 looks like this:
| plan tests => 1, \&ExtModules::TestEnv::has_php4;
|
| my $result = GET_BODY "/php/add.php";
| ok $result eq '6';
Test also has the facility to define tests which can be conditionally
skipped. Here you say:
| plan tests => 1
|
| skip !&ExtModules::TestEnv::has_php4, GET_BODY("/php/add.php") eq '6';
[the first argument to Test::skip being skip_this_test]
Why, then, the duplication of functionality in Apache::Test? Is it just an
oversight, or is there something else going on that I haven't realised?
Gary
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