use strict; use warnings; use Test::More # qw(no_plan); tests => 7; use_ok('HTML::Template'); use_ok('File::Copy'); my ($output, $template); # test cache - non automated, requires turning on debug watching STDERR! $template = HTML::Template->new( path => ['templates/'], filename => 'simple.tmpl', blind_cache => 1, #cache_debug => 1, debug => 0, ); $template->param(ADJECTIVE => sub { return 'v' . '1e' . '2r' . '3y'; }); $output = $template->output; sleep 1; ok( copy('templates/simple.tmpl', 'templates/notsosimple.tmpl'), "stored simple.tmpl for later restoration"); ok( copy('templates/simplemod.tmpl', 'templates/simple.tmpl'), "poured new content into simple.tmpl to test blind_cache"); $template = HTML::Template->new( path => ['templates/'], filename => 'simple.tmpl', blind_cache => 1, #cache_debug => 1, debug => 0, ); ok($output =~ /v1e2r3y/, "output unchanged as expected"); ok( copy('templates/notsosimple.tmpl', 'templates/simple.tmpl'), "able to restore original content of simple.tmpl"); ok( unlink('templates/notsosimple.tmpl'), "able to unlink temporary file"); =head1 NAME t/05-blind-cache.t =head1 OBJECTIVE Test the previously untested C option to constructor C. $template = HTML::Template->new( path => ['templates/'], filename => 'simple.tmpl', blind_cache => 1, ); =cut