script/t/markup-swcfg20-parser.t

#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;
require SuikaWiki::Markup::SuikaWikiConfig20::Parser;

my $cfg = SuikaWiki::Markup::SuikaWikiConfig20::Parser->new;

require Test::Simple;
my $t = q(foo:  aiueo
#comment
#(multiple lines)

#comment
#(multiple lines)
foo:  val
foo:
  value
  with multiple
  \         lines
multiple lines:  val
foo:
  value
  with multiple
  \@         lines
  \\\\ escaped
  \      
name:
  @@:  val
  @foo:  bar
  @foo:  0
  @\@:  \@ foo
  @foo:
     something multi
     \
     \ line
  @foo:
     @@@:
     something\
     \ multi
     \
     \ line
     @@foo:  bar
     @@foo:  0
     @@\@:  \@ foo
     @@foo:
        something\
        \ multi
        \
        \ line
     @@foolist[list]:
        foo
        bar
        \#baz
        bar
###COMMENT##
);

my $parsed = $cfg->parse_text ($t);

my @s = split /\n/, $parsed->stringify;
my @t = split /\n/, $t;

Test::Simple->import (tests => scalar @t);
for (0..($#t > $#s ? $#t : $#s)) {
  ok ($s[$_] eq $t[$_], "Line $_ : '$s[$_]' '$t[$_]'");
}
1	wakaba	1.1	#!/usr/bin/perl
2			use strict;
3			require SuikaWiki::Markup::SuikaWikiConfig20::Parser;
4
5			my $cfg = SuikaWiki::Markup::SuikaWikiConfig20::Parser->new;
6
7			require Test::Simple;
8			my $t = q(foo: aiueo
9			#comment
10			#(multiple lines)
11
12			#comment
13			#(multiple lines)
14			foo: val
15			foo:
16			value
17			with multiple
18			\ lines
19			multiple lines: val
20			foo:
21			value
22			with multiple
23			\@ lines
24			\\\\ escaped
25			\
26			name:
27			@@: val
28			@foo: bar
29			@foo: 0
30			@\@: \@ foo
31			@foo:
32			something multi
33			\
34			\ line
35			@foo:
36			@@@:
37			something\
38			\ multi
39			\
40			\ line
41			@@foo: bar
42			@@foo: 0
43			@@\@: \@ foo
44			@@foo:
45			something\
46			\ multi
47			\
48			\ line
49			@@foolist[list]:
50			foo
51			bar
52			\#baz
53			bar
54			###COMMENT##
55			);
56
57			my $parsed = $cfg->parse_text ($t);
58
59			my @s = split /\n/, $parsed->stringify;
60			my @t = split /\n/, $t;
61
62			Test::Simple->import (tests => scalar @t);
63			for (0..($#t > $#s ? $#t : $#s)) {
64			ok ($s[$_] eq $t[$_], "Line $_ : '$s[$_]' '$t[$_]'");
65			}