# -*- Mode: Perl; -*-

use strict;

$^W = 1;

### determine number of tests
seek(DATA,0,0);
my $prog  = join "", <DATA>;
my @tests = ($prog =~ /&print_ok\(/g);
my $tests = @tests;
print "1..$tests\n";

require CGI::Ex::Validate;

my ($N, $v, $e, $ok) = (0);

sub validate {
  return scalar &CGI::Ex::Validate::validate(@_);
}
sub print_ok {
  my $ok = shift;
  $N ++;
  warn "Test failed at line ".(caller)[2]."\n" if ! $ok;
  print "" . ($ok ? "" : "not ") . "ok $N\n";
}
&print_ok(1);

###----------------------------------------------------------------###

### three groups, some with validate_if's
$v = [{
  'group validate_if' => 'foo',
  bar => {required => 1},
},
{
  'group validate_if' => 'hem',
  haw => {required => 1},
},
{
  raspberry => {required => 1},
}];

$e = &validate({}, $v);
&print_ok($e);

$e = &validate({
  raspberry => 'tart',
}, $v);
&print_ok(! $e);

$e = &validate({
  foo => 1,
  raspberry => 'tart',
}, $v);
&print_ok($e);

$e = &validate({
  foo => 1,
  bar => 1,
  raspberry => 'tart',
}, $v);
&print_ok(! $e);

$e = &validate({
  foo => 1,
  bar => 1,
  hem => 1,
  raspberry => 'tart',
}, $v);
&print_ok($e);

$e = &validate({
  foo => 1,
  bar => 1,
  hem => 1,
  haw => 1,
  raspberry => 'tart',
}, $v);
&print_ok(! $e);

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