use Text::Tradition;
-my $t = Text::Tradition->new( input => 'CollateX', file => 't/data/CollateX-16.xml' );
+my $t = Text::Tradition->new( input => 'CollateX', file => 't/data/Collatex-16.xml' );
my $c = $t->collation;
my $n = scalar $c->readings;
$c->compress_readings();
is( scalar $c->readings, $n - 6, "Compressing readings seems to work" );
# Now put in a join-word and make sure the thing still works.
-my $t2 = Text::Tradition->new( input => 'CollateX', file => 't/data/CollateX-16.xml' );
+my $t2 = Text::Tradition->new( input => 'CollateX', file => 't/data/Collatex-16.xml' );
my $c2 = $t2->collation;
# Split n21 ('unto') for testing purposes
my $new_r = $c2->add_reading( { 'id' => 'n21p0', 'text' => 'un', 'join_next' => 1 } );
{
use Text::Tradition;
-my $t = Text::Tradition->new( input => 'CollateX', file => 't/data/CollateX-16.xml' );
+my $t = Text::Tradition->new( input => 'CollateX', file => 't/data/Collatex-16.xml' );
my $c = $t->collation;
my $n = scalar $c->readings;
$c->compress_readings();
is( scalar $c->readings, $n - 6, "Compressing readings seems to work" );
# Now put in a join-word and make sure the thing still works.
-my $t2 = Text::Tradition->new( input => 'CollateX', file => 't/data/CollateX-16.xml' );
+my $t2 = Text::Tradition->new( input => 'CollateX', file => 't/data/Collatex-16.xml' );
my $c2 = $t2->collation;
# Split n21 ('unto') for testing purposes
my $new_r = $c2->add_reading( { 'id' => 'n21p0', 'text' => 'un', 'join_next' => 1 } );