And for the third time, you never call BAIL_OUT because you never reach it.

And you're wrong again. I quote again, from my previous post (emphasis mine): 

PERL_DL_NONLAZY=1 /usr/bin/perl "-MExtUtils::Command::MM" "-e" "test_harness(0, 'blib/lib', 'blib/ar
+ch')" t/*.t
t/Term-Menu-Hierarchical.t .. 1/2 Bailout called.  Further testing stopped:  OS unsupported
Are you saying my solution doesn't work?

No. I'm saying that you are clearly unfamiliar with the situation that I asked about. Unfortunately, you also appear to be desperately struggling not to be proven wrong - and I'm really not interested in that kind of unproductive tussling.

In addition, I'm saying that my code works at least as well as yours for the purpose of working; this was never in question, it always worked. The problem is the collision with CPANtesters: I'm doing what's recommended, and not getting back the result that I'm supposed to get. You've been focusing on "fixing" my code (making it work), which it never needed - and you've never addressed the question that I asked, because you clearly don't know anything about it.

I appreciate your technical competence in other areas of Perl, and I thank you for trying with this question as well. Now please, stop trying to "fix" my code. It doesn't need it. 

-- 
Education is not the filling of a pail, but the lighting of a fire.
 -- W. B. Yeats

In reply to Re^6: CPAN newbie troubles by oko1
in thread CPAN newbie troubles by oko1

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