Re: Installing XML::Parser

[leriksen]

in reply to Installing XML::Parser

Try running just that test file on its own and looking at the failures - you could try
perl t/astress.t
though you may need to check your various paths (PERL5LIB, LD_LIBRARY_PATH etc) are all OK first.

Then check the test failures, and if it still isnt clear, post the results here - maybe someone in the monastery can help from the information in there.

[Joost]

A nice trick is to do:

TEST_VERBOSE=1 make test

That will show all test output.

[Anonymous Monk]

Hi,

Thanks for the suggestion. I did that, but it didn't give much additional info:

$ perl -w t/astress.t
1..27
ok 1
ok 2
ok 3
ok 4
ok 5
ok 6
ok 7
ok 8
ok 9
ok 10
ok 11
ok 12
ok 13
ok 14
ok 15
ok 16
ok 17
ok 18
not ok 19
not ok 20
ok 21
ok 22
ok 23
not ok 24
ok 25
ok 26
ok 27

And I found the .t file itself very hard to interpret: couldn't really tell what was being tested and what the expected values were -- didn't seem to be using a standard testing module. Does this help at all?

[leriksen]

Your right, it doesnt use any test modules, but outputs TAP directly. I cant provoke the same failures on my FC4 box, but the lines of t/astress.t you need to add some printf's around are
1. test 19 -> line 108 - print out the value of $p->current_line - yours is not 17
2. test 20 -> line 109 - print out the value of $p->current_column - yours is not 20
3. test 24 -> line 230 - print out the values of $cmpstr and $pos - yours are not equal

Of course none of this shows you the real problem, just the symptoms. You'll probably have to run the test file under the perl debugger so you can see more - though even that is made harder by the fact that there is some XS code to deal with to, which you cant trace into with the perl debugger.

Perhaps the best you can hope for is that the differences are not important, as far as the problem you are trying to solve - perhaps their white space related.

[Anonymous Monk]

Thanks for your help,

Here are the values for the three tests I'm failing:

1. test 19 -> $p->current_line = 0
2. test 20 -> $p->current_column = 0
3. test 24 -> the values are definitely not equal (see below)

$cmpstr:
    <blah> 2nd line in bar </blah>
    3rd line in bar <!-- Isn't this a doozy -->
===================^
  </bar>

$pos:
    <blah> 2nd line in bar </blah>
    3rd line in bar <!-- Isn't this a doozy -->
^
  </bar>

I opened up a bug report on CPAN, but I'll update here if/when I get somewhere with this. Thanks again!