use strict;
use warnings;
-use Test::More tests => 12 + (2 * 5 + 2 * 6 + 2 * 5);
+use Test::More tests => 12;
-use Variable::Magic qw/wizard cast dispell VMG_OP_INFO_NAME VMG_OP_INFO_OBJECT/;
+use Variable::Magic qw/wizard cast/;
my $wiz = eval { wizard get => sub { undef } };
is($@, '', 'wizard creation doesn\'t croak');
([ 'main', $0, __LINE__-3 ]) x 2,
], 'caller into callback into eval returns the right thing');
-for ([ 'get', '$c', 'sassign' ], [ 'len', '@c', 'padav' ]) {
- my ($key, $var, $exp) = @$_;
-
- for my $op_info (VMG_OP_INFO_NAME, VMG_OP_INFO_OBJECT, 3) {
- my ($c, @c);
-
- # We must test for the $op correctness inside the callback because, if we
- # bring it out, it will go outside of the eval STRING scope, and what it
- # points to will no longer exist.
- eval {
- $wiz = wizard $key => sub {
- my $op = $_[-1];
- my $desc = "$key magic with op_info == $op_info";
- if ($op_info == 1) {
- is $op, $exp, "$desc gets the right op info";
- } elsif ($op_info == 2) {
- isa_ok $op, 'B::OP', $desc;
- is $op->name, $exp, "$desc gets the right op info";
- } else {
- is $op, undef, "$desc gets the right op info";
- }
- ()
- }, op_info => $op_info
- };
- is $@, '', "$key wizard with op_info == $op_info doesn't croak";
-
- eval "cast $var, \$wiz";
- is $@, '', "$key cast with op_info == $op_info doesn't croak";
-
- eval "my \$x = $var";
- is $@, '', "$key magic with op_info == $op_info doesn't croak";
-
- eval "dispell $var, \$wiz";
- is $@, '', "$key dispell with op_info == $op_info doesn't croak";
- }
-}