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use strict;
use warnings;

use t::std;

{
	my $a = {};

	check_test(
		sub {
			cmp_deeply([$a, ["b"]], [shallow($a), ["b"]]);
		},
		{
			actual_ok => 1,
			diag => "",
		},
		"shallow eq"
	);

	my $b = [];
	check_test(
		sub {
			cmp_deeply([$a, ["b"]], [shallow($b), ["b"]]);
		},
		{
			actual_ok => 0,
			diag => <<EOM,
Compared \$data->[0]
   got : $a
expect : $b
EOM
		},
		"shallow not eq"
	);

	check_test(
		sub {
			cmp_deeply([$a."", ["b"]], [shallow($a), ["b"]]);
		},
		{
			actual_ok => 0,
			diag => <<EOM,
Compared \$data->[0]
   got : '$a'
expect : $a
EOM
		},
		"shallow not eq"
	);

	check_test(
		sub {
			cmp_deeply([$a, ["b"]], [shallow($a), ["a"]]);
		},
		{
			actual_ok => 0,
			diag => <<EOM,
Compared \$data->[1][0]
   got : 'b'
expect : 'a'
EOM
		},
		"deep after shallow not eq"
	);
}

{
	my $u = shallow(undef);
	check_tests(
		sub {
			cmp_deeply(undef, $u);
			cmp_deeply("a", $u);
			cmp_deeply("a", $u);
			cmp_deeply("a", undef);
		},
		[
			{
				actual_ok => 1,
			},
			{
				actual_ok => 0,
			},
			{
				actual_ok => 0,
			},
			{
				actual_ok => 0,
			},
		],
		"deep after shallow not eq"
	);
}