[guest - Mon Jun 6 08:09:20 2005]:
Show quoted text> It seems tests fail on Win32 because of confusion over slashes, for
> example:
> # Test 10 got: "t/003Layout.t-126 That's the message" (t/003Layout.t
> at line 128)
> # Expected: "t\\003Layout.t-126 That's the message"
> # t/003Layout.t line 128 is: ok($app->buffer(), File::Spec-
> >catfile(qw(t 003Lay
> out.t)) .
Interesting, it works on my Win32 (Activestate 5.8.6-811) installation.
On your installation, it looks like Log::Log4perl does the right thing,
using File::Spec->catfile() do arrive at the full path. There's two
possible sources of error: (1) The test harness calls perl t/003Layout.t
instead of perl t\003Layout.t (2) your Activestate perl's caller()
function returns the filepath using "/" as the delimiter and not "\".
Can you check which one it is?
Thanks for your help.
-- Mike
