#!perl -w use strict; use Test::More tests => 66; use utf8; use Spreadsheet::ParseExcel; use Spreadsheet::ParseExcel::FmtJapan; my $xl = Spreadsheet::ParseExcel->new(); my $fmtj = Spreadsheet::ParseExcel::FmtJapan->new(); foreach my $xls(qw(Test95J.xls Test97J.xls)){ my $book = $xl->Parse("t/excel_files/$xls", $fmtj); ok $book, "load $xls"; my $sheet = $book->worksheet(0); is $sheet->{Name}, 'Sheet1-ASC', '1. ASCII name'; my @expected = ( [ASC => q{This Data is 'ASC Only'}], [Date => q{1964/3/23}], [INTEGER => 12345], [Float => 1.29], [Double => 1234567.89012345], [Formula => 1246912.89012345], [Data => 1234567.89], ['BIG INTEGER' => 123456789012], ); #binmode STDOUT, ':encoding(cp932)'; my($rmin, $rmax) = $sheet->row_range(); my($cmin, $cmax) = $sheet->col_range(); for my $i($rmin .. $rmax){ for my $j($cmin .. $cmax){ #print $sheet->get_cell($i, $j)->value, "\n"; my $cell = $sheet->get_cell($i, $j); my $got = $cell->value; my $expected = $expected[$i][$j]; my $caption = "[$i, $j]"; if ($expected =~ /\d\.\d+/) { _is_float($got, $expected, $caption); } else { is $got, $expected, $caption; } } } $sheet = $book->worksheet(1); is $sheet->{Name}, '漢字名', '2. Kanji name'; @expected = ( [ASC => q{This Data is 'ASC Only'}], ['漢字も入る' => '漢字のデータ'], [Date => q{1964/3/23}], [INTEGER => 12345], [Float => 1.29], [Double => 1234567.89012345], [Formula => 1246912.89012345], [Float => undef], ); ($rmin, $rmax) = $sheet->row_range(); ($cmin, $cmax) = $sheet->col_range(); for my $i($rmin .. $rmax){ for my $j($cmin .. $cmax){ #print $sheet->get_cell($i, $j)->value, "\n"; my $cell = $sheet->get_cell($i, $j); my $got = ref($cell) ? $cell->value : $cell; my $expected = $expected[$i][$j]; my $caption = "[$i, $j]"; if (defined $expected && $expected =~ /\d\.\d+/) { _is_float($got, $expected, $caption); } else { is $got, $expected, $caption; } } } } ############################################################################### # # _is_float() # # Helper function for float comparison. This is mainly to prevent failing tests # on 64bit systems with extended doubles where the 128bit precision is compared # against Excel's 64bit precision. # sub _is_float { my ( $got, $expected, $caption ) = @_; my $max = 1; $max = abs($got) if abs($got) > $max; $max = abs($expected) if abs($expected) > $max; if ( abs( $got - $expected ) <= 1e-15 * $max ) { ok( 1, $caption ); } else { is( $got, $expected, $caption ); } }