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This is yet another example of why I love Test::More, Test::Builder and friends so much.

It is so much simpler to track down problems like this once you have a test script that just sits their and will succeed/fail without human intervention.

If you've not done it already go read Test::Tutorial, The Joy of Test and What goes in a test suite?.

Once you have become test infected you'll never turn back :-)

In reply to Test::More is your friend (was Strange behaviour in Apache::Htpasswd::htpasswd()) by adrianh
in thread Strange behaviour in Apache::Htpasswd::htpasswd() by George_Sherston

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