t/cfg.45

param1 = value1
param2 = value2

<block1>
 param2 = value3
 param4 = $param1  # expect: "value1"
 param5 = $param2  # expect: "value3"
</block1>

<block2>
 param6 = $param1  # expect: "value1"
 param7 = $param2  # expect: "value2"
</block2>
2.39 - fixed rt.cpan.org#35122. This one was one of the most intriguing bugs I've ever observed in my own code. The internal temporary __stack hashref were copied from one subhash to another to enable inheritance of variables. However, the hashes were copied by reference, so once a value changed later, that value were overwritten because the __stack in question were just a reference. I introduced a simple function _copy() which copies the contents of the __stack by value, which solved the bug. Conclusion: beware of perl hash refs! - fixed rt.cpan.org#36607, accept whitespaces in heredoc names if split delimiter is gues (equalsign or whitespace) - fixed rt.cpan.org#34080 (typo) - fixed rt.cpan.org#35766. Variables inside single quoted strings will no more interpolated (as the docu states). Also added test case for this. - fixed bug rt.cpan.org#33766. Checking for defined not true in ::Extended::AUTOLOAD(). - added -UTF8 flag, which opens files in utf8 mode (suggested by KAORU, rt.cpan.org#35583) I decided not to add a test case for this, since perls utf8 support is not stable with all versions. git-svn-id: http://dev.catalyst.perl.org/repos/Config-General/trunk@65 be1acefe-a474-0410-9a34-9b3221f2030f 2009-10-10 16:43:54 +00:00			`param1 = value1`
			`param2 = value2`

			`<block1>`
			`param2 = value3`
			`param4 = $param1 # expect: "value1"`
			`param5 = $param2 # expect: "value3"`
			`</block1>`

			`<block2>`
			`param6 = $param1 # expect: "value1"`
			`param7 = $param2 # expect: "value2"`
			`</block2>`