Changeset 3290

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Timestamp:
05/16/05 14:40:31 (4 years ago)
Author:
iblech
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Added L<S29> links to t/builtins/strings/*.t.

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t/builtins/strings
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  • t/builtins/strings/capitalize.t

    r3288 r3290  
    55 
    66plan 5; 
     7 
     8# L<S29/"Perl6::Str" /capitalize/> 
    79 
    810is capitalize(""),             "",               "capitalize('') works"; 

  • t/builtins/strings/chomp.t

    r2367 r3290  
    1111 
    1212=cut 
     13 
     14# L<S29/"Perl6::Str" /chomp/> 
    1315 
    1416{ 

  • t/builtins/strings/chr.t

    r2367 r3290  
    88=pod 
    99 
    10 Basic tests for the char() builtin 
     10Basic tests for the chr() builtin 
    1111 
    1212NOTE: these tests only deal with ASCII 
    1313 
    1414=cut 
     15 
     16# L<S29/"Conversion" /chr/> 
    1517 
    1618# What is the best way to test 0 through 31?? 

  • t/builtins/strings/lc.t

    r2367 r3290  
    55 
    66plan 7; 
     7 
     8# L<S29/"Perl6::Str" /lc/> 
    79 
    810is(lc("Hello World"), "hello world", "simple lc test"); 

  • t/builtins/strings/lcfirst.t

    r2367 r3290  
    66plan 4; 
    77 
     8# L<S29/"Perl6::Str" /lcfirst/> 
     9 
    810is lcfirst("HELLO WORLD"), "hELLO WORLD", "simple"; 
    911is lcfirst(""),            "",            "empty string"; 

  • t/builtins/strings/ord.t

    r2367 r3290  
    1313 
    1414=cut 
     15 
     16# L<S29/"Conversions" /ord/> 
    1517 
    1618# What is the best way to test 0 through 31?? 

  • t/builtins/strings/substr.t

    r2406 r3290  
    55 
    66plan 23; 
     7 
     8# L<S29/"Perl6::Str" /substr/> 
    79 
    810{ # read only 

  • t/builtins/strings/uc.t

    r2367 r3290  
    66plan 8; 
    77force_todo 8; 
     8 
     9# L<S29/"Perl6::Str" /uc/> 
    810 
    911is(uc("Hello World"), "HELLO WORLD", "simple"); 

  • t/builtins/strings/ucfirst.t

    r2367 r3290  
    66plan 4; 
    77 
     8# L<S29/"Perl6::Str" /ucfirst/> 
     9 
    810is ucfirst("hello world"), "Hello world", "simple"; 
    911is ucfirst(""),            "",            "empty string";