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Writing Makefile for HTML::FromText
cp lib/HTML/FromText.pm blib/lib/HTML/FromText.pm
cp bin/text2html blib/script/text2html
/Users/cpanrun/build/5.10.0/bin/perl "-MExtUtils::MY" -e "MY->fixin(shift)" blib/script/text2html
Manifying blib/man1/text2html.1
Manifying blib/man3/HTML::FromText.3
PERL_DL_NONLAZY=1 /Users/cpanrun/build/5.10.0/bin/perl "-MExtUtils::Command::MM" "-e" "test_harness(1, 'blib/lib', 'blib/arch')" t/*.t
t/01_features....ok 1 - use HTML::FromText;
ok 2 - default isa HTML::FromText
ok 3 - metachars encoded <> correctly
ok 4 - underline did
ok 5 - underline should not across lines
ok 6 - bold did
ok 7 - urls did
ok 8 - urls and metachars did
ok 9 - email did
ok 10 - pre did
ok 11 - lines did
ok 12 - lines and spaces did
ok 13 - one paragraph
ok 14 - two paragraphs
ok 15 - single bullet list
ok 16 - nested bullet list
ok 17 - nested bullets and normal paragraph
ok 18 - nested numbers and normal paragraph
ok 19 - headings
ok 20 - title
ok 21 - blockparas
ok 22 - blockquotes
ok 23 - blockcode
ok 24 - tables
ok 25 - indented tables
ok 26 - should not be table
ok 27 - indented tables with normal para
not ok 28 - indented tables with normal para

#   Failed test 'indented tables with normal para'
#   at t/01_features.t line 286.
#          got: '<table class="hft-tables">
#   <tr><td>http://www.pm.org</td><td>Perl Mongers</td></tr>
#   <tr><td>http://perl.com</td><td>O&#39;Reilly Perl Center</td></tr>
#   <tr><td>http://lists.perl.org</td><td>List of Mailing Lists</td></tr>
#   <tr><td>http://use.perl.org</td><td>Perl News and Community Journals</td></tr>
#   <tr><td>http://perl.apache.org</td><td>mod_perl</td></tr>
#   <tr><td>http://theperlreview.com</td><td>The Perl Review</td></tr>
# </table>
# '
#     expected: '<table class="hft-tables">
#   <tr><td>http://www.pm.org</td><td>Perl Mongers</td></tr>
#   <tr><td>http://perl.com</td><td>O'Reilly Perl Center</td></tr>
#   <tr><td>http://lists.perl.org</td><td>List of Mailing Lists</td></tr>
#   <tr><td>http://use.perl.org</td><td>Perl News and Community Journals</td></tr>
#   <tr><td>http://perl.apache.org</td><td>mod_perl</td></tr>
#   <tr><td>http://theperlreview.com</td><td>The Perl Review</td></tr>
# </table>
# '
1..28
# Looks like you failed 1 test of 28.
dubious
	Test returned status 1 (wstat 256, 0x100)
DIED. FAILED test 28
	Failed 1/28 tests, 96.43% okay
t/02_v2.01.......ok 1 - use HTML::FromText;
ok 2 - mixing bullets should not work
ok 3 - url with hash
ok 4 - complex underlines
ok 5 - complex bolds
not ok 6 - complex bullets

#   Failed test 'complex bullets'
#   at t/02_v2.01.t line 78.
#          got: '<ul class="hft-bullets">
# <li> Fast, powerful and extensible template processing system. </li>
#  <ul class="hft-bullets">
#  <li>         Powerful presentation language supports all standard templating directives, e.g. variable substitution, includes, conditionals,
#           loops. </li>
#    <ul class="hft-bullets">
#    <li>       Many additional features such as output filtering, exception handling, macro definition, support for plugin objects, definition
#           of template metadata, embedded Perl code (only enabled by EVAL_PERL option), definition of template blocks, a &#39;switch&#39;
#           statement, and more. </li>
#    <li>       Full support for complex Perl data types such as hashes, lists, objects and sub-routine references. </li>
#    </ul>
#   <li>        Clear separation of concerns between user interface (templates), application code (Perl objects/sub-routines) and data
#           (Perl data). </li>
#    <ul class="hft-bullets">
#    <li>       Programmer-centric back end, allowing application logic and data structures to be built in Perl. </li>
#    <li>       Designer-centric front end, hiding underlying complexity behind simple variable access. </li>
#    <li>       Templates are compiled to Perl code for maximum runtime efficiency and performance. Compiled templates are cached
#           and can be written to disk in &quot;compiled form&quot; (e.g. Perl code) to achieve cache persistance. </li>
#     <ul class="hft-bullets">
#     <li>      Well suited to online dynamic web content generation (e.g. Apache/mod_perl). </li>
#     <li>      Also has excellent support for offline batch processing for generating static pages (e.g. HTML, POD, LaTeX, PostScript,
#           plain text) from source templates. </li>
#      <ul class="hft-bullets">
#      <li>     Comprehensive documentation including tutorial and reference manuals. </li>
#      <li>     Fully Open Source and Free </li>
# </ul>
# </ul>
# </ul>
# </ul>
# </ul>
# '
#     expected: '<ul class="hft-bullets">
# <li> Fast, powerful and extensible template processing system. </li>
#  <ul class="hft-bullets">
#  <li>         Powerful presentation language supports all standard templating directives, e.g. variable substitution, includes, conditionals,
#           loops. </li>
#    <ul class="hft-bullets">
#    <li>       Many additional features such as output filtering, exception handling, macro definition, support for plugin objects, definition
#           of template metadata, embedded Perl code (only enabled by EVAL_PERL option), definition of template blocks, a 'switch'
#           statement, and more. </li>
#    <li>       Full support for complex Perl data types such as hashes, lists, objects and sub-routine references. </li>
#    </ul>
#   <li>        Clear separation of concerns between user interface (templates), application code (Perl objects/sub-routines) and data
#           (Perl data). </li>
#    <ul class="hft-bullets">
#    <li>       Programmer-centric back end, allowing application logic and data structures to be built in Perl. </li>
#    <li>       Designer-centric front end, hiding underlying complexity behind simple variable access. </li>
#    <li>       Templates are compiled to Perl code for maximum runtime efficiency and performance. Compiled templates are cached
#           and can be written to disk in &quot;compiled form&quot; (e.g. Perl code) to achieve cache persistance. </li>
#     <ul class="hft-bullets">
#     <li>      Well suited to online dynamic web content generation (e.g. Apache/mod_perl). </li>
#     <li>      Also has excellent support for offline batch processing for generating static pages (e.g. HTML, POD, LaTeX, PostScript,
#           plain text) from source templates. </li>
#      <ul class="hft-bullets">
#      <li>     Comprehensive documentation including tutorial and reference manuals. </li>
#      <li>     Fully Open Source and Free </li>
# </ul>
# </ul>
# </ul>
# </ul>
# </ul>
# '
1..6
# Looks like you failed 1 test of 6.
dubious
	Test returned status 1 (wstat 256, 0x100)
DIED. FAILED test 6
	Failed 1/6 tests, 83.33% okay
t/03_v2.02.......ok 1 - output from text2html correct
ok 2 - use HTML::FromText;
ok 3 - blockcode should preserve spaces
1..3
ok
t/04_v2.03.......ok 1 - use HTML::FromText;
ok 2 - blockcode should use pre
ok 3 - blockparas should use p
ok 4 - blockquotes should use div
ok 5 - table should work
ok 6 - table should work
1..6
ok
t/05_v2.04.......1..1
ok 1 - use HTML::FromText;
ok
t/06_v2.05.......ok 1 - use HTML::FromText;
ok 2 - blockcode consolidated
ok 3 - blockparas consolidated
1..3
ok
t/99_pod.........1..0 # Skip Test::Pod v0.95 required for testing POD
skipped
        all skipped: Test::Pod v0.95 required for testing POD
Failed Test     Stat Wstat Total Fail  List of Failed
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
t/01_features.t    1   256    28    1  28
t/02_v2.01.t       1   256     6    1  6
1 test skipped.
Failed 2/7 test scripts. 2/47 subtests failed.
Files=7, Tests=47,  1 wallclock secs ( 0.64 cusr +  0.19 csys =  0.83 CPU)
Failed 2/7 test programs. 2/47 subtests failed.
make: *** [test_dynamic] Error 255