Named parameters: A test with a syntax error in the signature #27
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t/op/signatures.t (t096_named): A syntax error with named parameters A very similar test with positional parameters is in t096, I *guess* the same error message should appear for named parameters
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I am very much interested in named parameters and only yesterday
started a new project... which will now use the signature-named-parameters branch, because of why not.
One of my first quick attempts hit a weird way where it goes wrong.
This signature lacks a comma between the parameters:
Running it through the Perl interpreter which understands named parameter segfaults.
I found equivalent tests for positional parameters in t/op/signatures.t. Maybe the different path to parse named parameters should get its own test?
The error message in the test is just a guess and might need adjustment...