Dear Monks,

I know this question should not be here but actually i posted it on Catalyst mailing list and didn't hear anything back. So i thought some monks here will be kind enough to show me some light.

I have just started working on a project using Perl web development framework Catalyst. I am trying my hand at testing and got the following issue :(.

I have created the following test file under t/ directory: 
my $c = MyApp -> prepare();

MyApp::Controller::MyController::MyAction(undef, $c);

ok($c->stash->{template} eq $expected_template_name, "comparing templa
+te returned");

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Now, all seemed to work fine till i realized that its better to explicitly forward $c to MyApp::View::TT rather than doing in the end method. But after adding this line to my controller action i got this error: 
"Modification of non-creatable array value attempted, subscript -1 at
/usr/lib/perl5/vendor_perl/5.8.8/Catalyst/Dispatcher.pm line 186."

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I guess this is happening because $c->stash->template does not exist anymore?

Any way to get around this problem.

Thanks a lot,
Gaurav Talwar

"Wisdom begins in wonder" - Socrates, philosopher

In reply to Testing Catalyst Views by megaurav2002

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