July 2005
Intermediate to advanced
200 pages
4h 31m
English
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Symbols
- $@ variable, What just happened?
- $^X variable, What about..., What just happened?
- %INC variable, What about...
- -v (verbose) option, prove command, What about..., Loading Modules, What just happened?, What just happened?
- @INC variable, Interpreting Test Results, What about...
- __DATA__ literal, What just happened?
- “kwalitee”, validating, Testing Documentation Coverage, What about?, What about...
- “Running and Developing Tests with the Apache::Test Framework”, Where to learn more
A
- Active Perl, ppm utility, Through PPM
- all_pod_coverage_ok() function, Test::Pod::Coverage module, What just happened?
- all_pod_files_ok() function, Test::Pod module, What just happened?
- analyze_file() function, Test::Harness::Straps module, What just happened?
- Apache modules
- Apache server for testing of, How do I do that?
- distributing, How do I do that?
- testing, Testing with Apache-Test
- Apache server, for automated tests, How do I do that?
- Apache-Test
- distributing Apache modules with, How do I do that?
- running Apache server with, How do I do that?
- testing Apache modules with, Testing with Apache-Test
- Apache::Test module, What just happened?, Where to learn more
- Apache::TestMB module, ...
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