Microsoft (R) Program Maintenance Utility   Version 7.00.8882
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	C:\cpanrun-5.8\build\5-8-0\bin\perl.exe -MExtUtils::Command -e cp scripts/ppod2latex blib\script\ppod2latex
	pl2bat.bat blib\script\ppod2latex
Installing C:\cpanrun-5.8\build\5-8-0\site\lib\Pod\PseudoPod\LaTeX.pm
Installing C:\cpanrun-5.8\build\5-8-0\bin\ppod2latex
Installing C:\cpanrun-5.8\build\5-8-0\bin\ppod2latex.bat
Writing C:\cpanrun-5.8\build\5-8-0\site\lib\auto\Pod\PseudoPod\LaTeX\.packlist
Appending installation info to C:\cpanrun-5.8\build\5-8-0\lib/perllocal.pod
t\boilerplate.....1..3
ok 1 - README contains no boilerplate text
ok 2 - Changes contains no boilerplate text
ok 3 - lib/Pod/PseudoPod/LaTeX.pm contains no boilerplate text
ok
t\escapes.........1..20
ok 1 - use Pod::PseudoPod::LaTeX;
ok 2 - verbatim sections should be unescaped.
ok 3 - ... indented too
ok 4 - \# should get quoted
ok 5 - \ should get quoted
ok 6 - $ should get quoted
ok 7 - & should get quoted
ok 8 - % should get quoted
ok 9 - _ should get quoted
ok 10 - { and } should get quoted
ok 11 - ~ should get quoted
ok 12 - starting double quotes should turn into double opening single quotes
ok 13 - ... even inside a paragraph
ok 14 - ending double quotes should turn into double closing single quotes
ok 15 - ... also at the end of a paragraph
ok 16 - ellipsis needs a translation
ok 17 - fl ligature needs marking
ok 18 - fi ligature also needs marking
ok 19 - ff ligature also needs marking too
ok 20 - spacey double dash should become a real emdash
ok
t\sections........1..15
ok 1 - use Pod::PseudoPod::LaTeX;
ok 2 - 0 heads should become chapter titles
ok 3 - A heads should become section titles
ok 4 - B heads should become subsection titles
ok 5 - C heads should become subsubsection titles
ok 6 - programlistings should become unescaped, verbatim text
ok 7 - blockquoted text gets escaped
ok 8 - text-item lists need description formatting to start
ok 9 - ... and to end
ok 10 - bulleted lists need itemized formatting to start
ok 11 - ... and to end
ok 12 - definition lists need description formatting to start
ok 13 - ... and to end
not ok 14 - enumerated lists need their numbers intact # TODO Seems like an upstream bug here
# 
#     Failed (TODO) test (t\sections.t at line 62)
#                   '\chapter{Some Document}
# 
# Here is some ignorable text.
# 
# \section*{A Heading}
# 
# \begin{verbatim}
#   "This text should not be escaped -- it is normal $text."\end{verbatim}
# \begin{verbatim}
#   This indented text should come through unmodified too -- it is also "normal"
#   $text.\end{verbatim}
# Blockquoted text may or may not need ``escaped''. I haven't decided.
# 
# \subsection*{B heading}
# 
# Encode the noble octothorpe, \#, and the slash used for escaping: \\. There are lots of other escapable characters, including \$ \& \% and \_. The curly braces, \{\}, get escaped too. The tilde, $\sim$, has something special too.
# 
# ``The interesting thing is that when you use double quotes,'' he said, ``they turn into double single quotes going in the correct direction.''
# 
# \subsubsection*{c heading}
# 
# When you leave out words, add an ellipsis\ldots and get out an escaped version.
# 
# Words like f\mbox{}lame, f\mbox{}ilk, and inef\mbox{}fable have interesting ligatures---and you need a bit of work to make the typography work out nicely.
# 
# Diacritics are more dif\mbox{}ficult \'a la the na\"ive attach\`e and the \copyright caper, \pm some constant.
# 
# \index{Special formatting|textit} is \textbf{very} important, especially in \texttt{code-like text}, for special \emph{emphasis}, and \emph{semantic-only emphasis}\footnote{but beware of footnotes!}.
# 
# Lists are fun:
# 
# \flushleft
# \begin{description}
# 
# \item[] Verbatim
# 
# \item[] List
# 
# \item[] items
# 
# \end{description}
# 
# Bulleted lists rule too:
# 
# \flushleft
# \begin{itemize}
# 
# \item BANG
# 
# \item BANG BANG
# 
# \item BANGERANG!
# 
# \end{itemize}
# 
# Def\mbox{}inition lists are useful:
# 
# \flushleft
# \begin{description}
# 
# \item[] wakawaka
# 
# What Pac-Man says.
# 
# \item[] ook ook
# 
# What the librarian says.
# 
# \end{description}
# 
# Numeric lists are more fun:
# 
# \flushleft
# \begin{description}
# 
# \item[] 2
# 
# First
# 
# \item[] 33
# 
# Second
# 
# \item[] 77
# 
# Fooled you!
# 
# \end{description}
# 
# '
#     doesn't match '(?-xism:\\flushleft\n\begin{enumerate}\n\n\\item \[22\] First\n\n)'
not ok 15 - ... and their itemized endings okay # TODO Seems like an upstream bug here
# 
#     Failed (TODO) test (t\sections.t at line 65)
#                   '\chapter{Some Document}
# 
# Here is some ignorable text.
# 
# \section*{A Heading}
# 
# \begin{verbatim}
#   "This text should not be escaped -- it is normal $text."\end{verbatim}
# \begin{verbatim}
#   This indented text should come through unmodified too -- it is also "normal"
#   $text.\end{verbatim}
# Blockquoted text may or may not need ``escaped''. I haven't decided.
# 
# \subsection*{B heading}
# 
# Encode the noble octothorpe, \#, and the slash used for escaping: \\. There are lots of other escapable characters, including \$ \& \% and \_. The curly braces, \{\}, get escaped too. The tilde, $\sim$, has something special too.
# 
# ``The interesting thing is that when you use double quotes,'' he said, ``they turn into double single quotes going in the correct direction.''
# 
# \subsubsection*{c heading}
# 
# When you leave out words, add an ellipsis\ldots and get out an escaped version.
# 
# Words like f\mbox{}lame, f\mbox{}ilk, and inef\mbox{}fable have interesting ligatures---and you need a bit of work to make the typography work out nicely.
# 
# Diacritics are more dif\mbox{}ficult \'a la the na\"ive attach\`e and the \copyright caper, \pm some constant.
# 
# \index{Special formatting|textit} is \textbf{very} important, especially in \texttt{code-like text}, for special \emph{emphasis}, and \emph{semantic-only emphasis}\footnote{but beware of footnotes!}.
# 
# Lists are fun:
# 
# \flushleft
# \begin{description}
# 
# \item[] Verbatim
# 
# \item[] List
# 
# \item[] items
# 
# \end{description}
# 
# Bulleted lists rule too:
# 
# \flushleft
# \begin{itemize}
# 
# \item BANG
# 
# \item BANG BANG
# 
# \item BANGERANG!
# 
# \end{itemize}
# 
# Def\mbox{}inition lists are useful:
# 
# \flushleft
# \begin{description}
# 
# \item[] wakawaka
# 
# What Pac-Man says.
# 
# \item[] ook ook
# 
# What the librarian says.
# 
# \end{description}
# 
# Numeric lists are more fun:
# 
# \flushleft
# \begin{description}
# 
# \item[] 2
# 
# First
# 
# \item[] 33
# 
# Second
# 
# \item[] 77
# 
# Fooled you!
# 
# \end{description}
# 
# '
#     doesn't match '(?-xism:\\item \[77\]\n\nFooled you!\n\n\\end{itemize})'
ok
t\translations....1..14
ok 1 - use Pod::PseudoPod::LaTeX;
ok 2 - blank lines should remain between paragraphs
ok 3 - acute diacritic should translate to single quote escape
ok 4 - umlaut diacritic should translate to double quote escape
ok 5 - grave diacritic should translate to single backquote escape
ok 6 - copyright symbol should get escaped
ok 7 - double hyphen dash should become unspacey long dash
ok 8 - plusmn should get an escape too
ok 9 - bold text needs a formatting directive
ok 10 - code-marked text needs a formatting directive
ok 11 - file paths need an emphasis directive
ok 12 - ... and so does italicized text
ok 13 - footnotes need special escaping too
ok 14 - indexed items need even more special escaping
ok
All tests successful.
Files=5, Tests=53,  1 wallclock secs ( 0.00 cusr +  0.00 csys =  0.00 CPU)