Hi Monks, I am new to this and looking into using Perl Test module to test some programs. What other ways can i rearranging this into a more consolidate suite? Would it be possible to include both test into one prog? I might have 30 test items to be tested and do not want to have 30 cmd(s). The program i have had about 30 parameters just like uname have about 10. uname -a uname -n uname -s uname -r- you get my point :) ++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ 
#!/usr/bin/perl

use strict;
use warnings;
use Test::More tests => 6;
use Test::Cmd;

my $cmd = Test::Cmd->new( prog => '/bin/uname' );
is $cmd->run, 0, 'uname ran okay';
is $cmd->stdout, "Linux", 'Test uname match 1';
like $cmd->stdout, qr/Linux/, 'Found uname parameter Linux';

my $cmd2 = Test::Cmd->new( prog => '/bin/uname -n' );
is $cmd2->run, 0, 'uname ran okay';
is $cmd2->stdout, "Desktop1", 'Test Uname match with node';
like $cmd2->stdout, qr/Desktop/, 'Found uname with node name';

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Thanks in advances, piew

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