I'm expecting it to say:"test failed: got 6"
but instead it says "20" and "5"!

20 is the line number and 5 is the test number that failed.

When I try cutting and pasting the precise example from 'perldoc Test::Tutorial', my actual and tested values for hour are '16' but it says it actually "got 6"

Like I said last time I think this is because your timezone is different from the author's. If I am wrong hopefully someone will clear that up.

use Your::Eyes;

I did, but they were tired and kept trying to close on me. Seriously though my "use Your::Head;" is merely my sig and wasn't an insult nor was it directed at you. I also think that it is a little silly to downvote some of my very old nodes over this.

use Your::Head;

In reply to Re: Re: Re: Test::More bug? by danichka
in thread Test::More bug? by jens

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