You can create your own sugar with Test::Class::Sugar. Here's a variation on your theme:
use Test::Class::Sugar; testclass exercises Test::Class { my $test; startup >> 1 { ok $test->subject; } test autonaming { ok $test->subject; } test the naming of parts { ok $test->current_method, 'score'; } test multiple assertions >> 2 { ok ref($test), 'Test::Class::Bowling'; ok $test->current_method, 'test_multiple_assertions'; } sub score { my $game = Bowling->new; my @rolls = (2) x 20; my $expected_score = 40; } } Test::Class->runtests;
I still prefer saccharin:-).

In reply to Re: Test::Class with Test::Spec's sugar ? by Khen1950fx
in thread Test::Class with Test::Spec's sugar ? by mascip

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