Re^3: Testing failures: How to override print to make it fail?

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If you're printing to a filehandle, then use a IO::File-derived class that will encapsulate that die for you, and test that. I'm not quite sure how STDOUT or STDERR runs out of space, though.

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Re^4: Testing failures: How to override print to make it fail? by adrianh (Chancellor) on May 05, 2005 at 14:00 UTC
I'm not quite sure how STDOUT or STDERR runs out of space `$ script.pl orig.txt 2> /var/log/errors.log > new.txt && rm new.txt` [download]	[reply] [d/l]

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