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#!/usr/bin/perl -I.. # Test the Readonly function use strict; use Test::More tests => 4; sub expected { my $line = shift; $@ =~ s/\.$//; # difference between croak and die return "Invalid tie at " . __FILE__ . " line $line\n"; } # Find the module (1 test) BEGIN {use_ok('Readonly'); } eval {tie my $s, 'Readonly::Scalar', 1}; is $@ => expected(__LINE__-1), "Direct scalar tie"; eval {tie my @a, 'Readonly::Array', 2, 3, 4}; is $@ => expected(__LINE__-1), "Direct array tie"; eval {tie my %h, 'Readonly::Hash', five => 5, six => 6}; is $@ => expected(__LINE__-1), "Direct hash tie";
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