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in reply to Does Pod::Coverage::Moose work or am I just being obtuse?

I ran the tests, and they passed. I ran this script to see if it was working or not. I tested it with all the handles. The only one that really didn't work was why_unrated.
#!/usr/bin/perl use strict; use warnings; use Pod::Coverage::Moose; my @mods = ( 'Moose', 'Pod::Coverage::Moose', 'Moose::Test', 'MooseX::Types', 'Moose::Micro', 'MooseX::Method' ); foreach my $mod (@mods) { my $pcm = Pod::Coverage::Moose->new( package => $mod ); print 'Coverage: ', $pcm->coverage, "\n"; }

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Re^2: Does Pod::Coverage::Moose work or am I just being obtuse?
by Your Mother (Archbishop) on Feb 23, 2010 at 18:00 UTC

    Thanks but even stripping it down to not running through Test::Pod::Coverage is still not behaving as I'd expect from the docs. This is the plain PCM behavior-

    perl -MPod::Coverage::Moose -le '$pcm = Pod::Coverage::Moose->new(pack +age => "IsMoose"); print $pcm->uncovered' # Prints nothing...

    I expect it to show moo and cow both as uncovered. :( I really like the idea of this module and I'd love to be able to get it to give "real" feedback about Moose attributes/methods.

      I been experimenting with this all day. What has been happening, for me at least, is that I've been adding things that I knew were covered then I'd call $pcm->covered. The module prints out all the methods that are covered and returns 1. On the other hand, when I call $pcm->uncovered on the things I knew to be uncovered, the module returned undef---it didn't print. I was expecting it to return the uncovered handles. The joys of "PEBKAC hell":).