The Module: Config::Yacp

The test:
eval{ $CY1->set_value("INI","lf2"); };
ok( $@ eq "Can't Change Internal Parameter" , "Catch attempted changin
+g of internal parameter");

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The subroutine that is being tested:
sub set_value{
  my ($self,$section,$para,$value)=@_;
  croak"Can't Change Internal Parameter" if $section~=/^INI|CM$/i;
  croak"Missing arguments" if scalar @_ < 4;
  croak"Non-Existent section" if !exists $self->{$section};
  croak"Non-Existent parameter" if !exists $self->{$section}->{$para};
  $self->{$section}->{$para}->[0]=$value;
}

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The problem:
When the above test runs, the error that is being returned inside $@ is "Missing arguments". However, the error that I am expecting is "Can't Change Internal Parameter" (the INI parameter stores the name of the configuration file). The behavior is correct, as you shouldn't be able to change the INI file, but I would like it to send back the correct error message.

TStanley
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In reply to Module test problem by TStanley

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