Re^2: How to properly use modules?

Yes repeating is not good, indeed. I just wanted to do some tests with Test::More module and got into a problem, my module is too small and do not cover everything I'd like to test, because most of important subroutines are in the .pl files, how to write tests for those - dunno...

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Re^3: How to properly use modules? by Anonymous Monk on Apr 21, 2012 at 10:41 UTC
With abstractions :) Turn each (or all) .pl into a distribution with scriptdist, remove (rm -rfv t) the stock test templates and add new ones with Test::XT and Test::Script Once you got this in version control (git), write real tests for each program with Test::Script::Run Once you got a complete/comprehensive test suite for each program, try refactoring, say by making modulinos , and making your code skimmable code See also writing tests on modules, What is the best way to add tests to existing code?	[reply]

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Re^3: How to properly use modules?
by Anonymous Monk on Apr 21, 2012 at 10:41 UTC

With abstractions :)

Turn each (or all) .pl into a distribution with scriptdist, remove (rm -rfv t) the stock test templates and add new ones with Test::XT and Test::Script

Once you got this in version control (git), write real tests for each program with Test::Script::Run

Once you got a complete/comprehensive test suite for each program, try refactoring, say by making modulinos , and making your code skimmable code

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