cpan>look Statistics::R

Returned this:

# Testing Statistics::R 0.30, Perl 5.014003, /usr/bin/perl

#   Failed test 'Internal error'
#   at t/08-errors.t line 40.
    (in cleanup) Error stopping R: 256
# Looks like you failed 1 test of 10.
Failed 1/9 test programs. 1/10195 subtests failed.
make: ** [test_dynamic] Erro 1

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This is the code in 08-errors.t

#! perl

use strict;
use warnings;
use Test::More;
use Statistics::R;


SKIP: {
   skip 'because tests hang on Win32 (bug #81159)', 1 if $^O =~ /^(MS)
+?Win32$/;

   ok my $R = Statistics::R->new();

   is $R->run(q`a <- 1;`), '';

   eval {
      $R->run( qq`print("Hello");\nprint(ASDF)` );
   };
   #diag "Diagnostic: \n".$@."\n";
   ok $@, 'Runtime error';

   is $R->run(q`a <- 1;`), '';

   ok $R = Statistics::R->new();
   eval {
      $R->run( qq`print("Hello");\nprint "ASDF"` );
   };
   #diag "Diagnostic: \n".$@."\n";
   ok $@, 'Syntax error';
   # Actual error message varies depending on locale

   is $R->run(q`a <- 1;`), '';

   use_ok 't::FlawedStatisticsR';
   ok $R = t::FlawedStatisticsR->new();
   eval {
      $R->run( qq`print("Hello");\ncolors<-c("red")` );
   };
   #diag "Diagnostic: \n".$@."\n";
   ok $@, 'Internal error'; # THIS IS LINE 40 !!!

};

done_testing;

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In reply to Re^8: Calling R in perl by blackzero
in thread Calling R in perl by blackzero

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