use lib 't/lib';
use TidierTests;
TidierTests::do_tests(\*DATA);
__DATA__
==== Simple method usage =================================================
method name1{ | method name1 {
} | }
sub name2{ |
} | sub name2 {
~ | }
==== Simple methods with underscores ===================================
method name_1{ | method name_1 {
} | }
==== Method with signature ==============================================
method name1 (class: $that) { | method name1 (class: $that) {
} | }
method name2( :$arg1, :$arg2 ){ |
} | method name2 ( :$arg1, :$arg2 ) {
sub name3 {} | }
~ | sub name3 { }
==== Functions ==========================================================
func morning ($name) { | func morning ($name) {
say "Hi $name"; | say "Hi $name";
} | }
==== Functions with underscore in name ==================================
func morn_ing ($name) { | func morn_ing ($name) {
say "Hi $name"; | say "Hi $name";
} | }
==== Functions with multi-line paramaters ================================
func morning ( Str :$name, | func morning ( Str :$name,
Int :$age, | Int :$age,
) { | ) {
say "Hi $name"; | say "Hi $name";
} | }
==== With trailing comments =================================================
method name1{# Trailing comment | method name1 { # Trailing comment
} | }
sub name2{ # Trailing comment |
} | sub name2 { # Trailing comment
~ | }
==== With attribs trailing comments =================================================
method name1 :Attrib(Arg) {# comment | method name1 : Attrib(Arg) { # comment
} | }
sub name2 :Attrib(Arg) { # comment |
} | sub name2 : Attrib(Arg) { # comment
~ | }