NAME
    Test::Easy - Much 'Easy' than 'Simple'.

SYNOPSIS
            use Test::Easy;
        
            TEST 'this is my 1st test',
            CODE { return 'true if this test passed ok' }
            ;
        
            TEST 'this is my 2nd test',
            CODE { return 'true if this test passed ok' }
            ;
        
            TEST 'this is my bad test',
            CODE { return undef or die "this test failed" }
            ;
        
            SKIP 'my 2nd test', 'just because ...';
            TODO 'my bad test', 'need it good one day ...';
        
            RUN;

DESCRIPTION
    Easy testing suite. No plans, no special testing logic. Just give your
    TEST 'label', CODE {return 'defined value'} and RUN. All other sub's are
    just tools to decide whether to return 'defined value' or not.

    No plans at all. (Isn't it a bug if I forget to change number of plans?)

    SKIPs and TODOs are based on regular expression matching TEST labels.
    Just give your tests smart labels (/my/testing/group1) and enjoy.

    NOTE 1: what's SKIPped will never be 'TODO'.

    NOTE 2: both SKIP or TODO can be invoked from within CODE block to
    reflect run-time or conditional options. But don't expect to SKIP 'my
    self' when the test just run. (You can SKIP 'the other following tests'
    only)

    All tests are RUN after the RUN call. (Offering new testing ideas.)
    Order of tests remains same as they appeared within the script file.
    When died, it still reports usefull line numbers.

EXPORT
            TEST CODE RUN SKIP TODO
        
TODO
    Test::Easy::Tools like isUndef, isTrue, isFalse, isArrayRef, etc...
    (some of them are already undocumented within this module)

AUTHOR
    Daniel Peder, <Daniel.Peder@InfoSet.COM>, <http://www.InfoSet.com>

COPYRIGHT
    Copyright 2002 Daniel Peder.

    This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it
    under the same terms as Perl itself.

SEE ALSO
    the Test::Tutorial manpage, the Test::Simple manpage, the Test::More
    manpage, the perl manpage(1).