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#!/usr/bin/perl

use strict;
use warnings;

use Test::More tests => 20;

BEGIN {
    unshift @INC => ('t');
}

# this will test if 

BEGIN {
    package Test::Class::LoadingTraitsWithColonsInThem;
    use Class::Trait qw(Test::LoadingTraitsWithColonsInThem);
    
    sub new { bless {} }
}

{
    can_ok("Test::Class::LoadingTraitsWithColonsInThem", 'new');
    my $test = Test::Class::LoadingTraitsWithColonsInThem->new();

    can_ok($test, 'does');
    ok($test->does('Test::LoadingTraitsWithColonsInThem'), '... our trait was compiled successfully');
            
    can_ok($test, 'isLoaded');
    is($test->isLoaded(), 'Test::LoadingTraitsWithColonsInThem', '... and our trait method is as we expected');
}

BEGIN {
    package Test::Class::Another::ColonInTheName;
    use Class::Trait qw(Test::Another::ColonInTheName);

    sub new { bless {} }
}

{
    can_ok("Test::Class::Another::ColonInTheName", 'new');
    my $test = Test::Class::Another::ColonInTheName->new();

    can_ok($test, 'does');
    ok($test->does('Test::Another::ColonInTheName'), '... our trait was compiled successfully');

    can_ok($test, 'isLoaded');
    is($test->isLoaded(), 'Test::Another::ColonInTheName', '... and our trait method is as we expected');
}

# test some of the Trait lib

{
	package Test::TEquality;
	
	use Class::Trait qw(TEquality);

	sub new {
		my ($class, $num) = @_;
		return bless { num => $num }, $class;
	}
	
	sub equalTo { 
		my ($left, $right) = @_;
		if (ref($right)) {
			return $left->{num} == $right->{num};
		}
		else {
			return $left->{num} == $right;		
		}
	}  

}
# test TEquality
{
	my $test1 = Test::TEquality->new(5);
	my $test2 = Test::TEquality->new(5);
	my $test3 = Test::TEquality->new(10);
	
	ok(($test1 == $test2), '... our values compare correctly');
	ok(($test2 == 5),      '... our values compare correctly');	
	ok(($test1 != $test3), '... our values compare correctly');
	
	ok($test1->isSameTypeAs($test2), '... our objects are the same type');
	ok(!$test1->isSameTypeAs("test"), '... our objects are not the same type');
	
	ok($test1->isExactly($test1), '... our objects are the same type');
	ok(!$test1->isExactly($test2), '... our objects not are the same type');
}

{
	package Test::TComparable;
	
	use Class::Trait qw(TComparable);

	sub new {
		my ($class, $num) = @_;
		return bless { num => $num }, $class;
	}
	
	sub compare { 
		my ($left, $right) = @_;
		return $left->{num} <=> $right->{num};
	}  

}

{
	my $test1 = Test::TComparable->new(1);
	my $test2 = Test::TComparable->new(5);
	my $test3 = Test::TComparable->new(10);
	
	my @sorted = sort { $a <=> $b } $test3, $test1, $test2;
    is("$sorted[0]", "$test1", '... got the right first item');
    is("$sorted[1]", "$test2", '... got the right second item');
    is("$sorted[2]", "$test3", '... got the right third item');        
	
}