use strict;
use warnings;
-use Test::More tests => 14;
+use Test::More tests => 20;
{ package Foo; sub new { bless({}, $_[0]) } }
{ package Bar; our @ISA = qw(Foo); sub bar { 1 } sub does { $_[0]->isa($_[1]) } }
ok(eval { $blam->$_DOES('Foo'); 1 }, 'no boom today');
ok(eval { $undef->$_DOES('Foo'); 1 }, 'nor tomorrow either');
+# does should not fall back to isa
+ok(!$foo->$_does('Foo'), 'foo !$_does Foo');
+ok($bar->$_does('Foo'), 'bar $_does Foo');
+ok(eval { $blam->$_does('Foo'); 1 }, 'no boom today');
+ok(eval { $undef->$_does('Foo'); 1 }, 'nor tomorrow either');
ok($foo->$_call_if_object(DOES => 'Foo'), 'foo $_call_if_object(DOES => Foo)');
ok($bar->$_call_if_object(DOES => 'Foo'), 'bar $_call_if_object(DOES => Foo)');
ok(eval { $blam->$_call_if_object(DOES => 'Foo'); 1 }, 'no boom today');
ok(eval { $undef->$_call_if_object(DOES => 'Foo'); 1 }, 'nor tomorrow either');
+ok(!eval { $foo->$_call_if_object(does => 'Foo'); 1 }, 'no special DOES handling built into _call_if_object');
+ok(!eval { $foo->$_call_if_object(Does => 'Foo'); 1 }, 'and no handling for wrong case');