#!perl
# Test of palObs
use strict;
use Test::More tests => 12;
BEGIN {
use_ok "Astro::PAL";
}
# First ask for telescope by number
my $i = 2;
my ($ident, $name1, $w1, $p1, $h1) = Astro::PAL::palObs( $i );
ok(1, "Successfully ran palObs");
# previous bug lost $n if number was specified but now we return ident
ok(length($ident) > 0, "Number > 0");
# Now ask for the parameters associated with the short telescope
# name associated with telescope 1
my ($ident2, $name2, $w2, $p2, $h2) = Astro::PAL::palObs($ident);
is($name1, $name2, "Check name");
is($w1, $w2, "Check W");
is($p1, $p2, "Check P");
is($h1, $h2, "Check height");
print "# $i $ident $name2 $w2 $p2 $h2\n";
# Make sure we do not core dump if the second argument is undef
my $x;
my @result = Astro::PAL::palObs(20,$x);
ok(1, "Ran palObs with 2nd arg undef");
# Make sure we can specify a constant for the telescope name
@result = Astro::PAL::palObs('UKIRT');
is($result[0], "UKIRT", "and got UKIRT");
# Same again
@result = Astro::PAL::palObs('JCMT');
is($result[0], "JCMT", "and got JCMT");
# Try a couple of failures
@result = Astro::PAL::palObs( 500 );
is(scalar(@result),0, "Test too high number");
@result = Astro::PAL::palObs( 0 );
is(scalar(@result),0, "Test too small number");