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cp lib/Code/TidyAll/Plugin/JSHint.pm blib\lib\Code\TidyAll\Plugin\JSHint.pm
cp lib/Code/TidyAll/Plugin/JSBeautify.pm blib\lib\Code\TidyAll\Plugin\JSBeautify.pm
cp lib/Code/TidyAll.pm blib\lib\Code\TidyAll.pm
cp lib/Code/TidyAll/Git/Util.pm blib\lib\Code\TidyAll\Git\Util.pm
cp lib/Code/TidyAll/Plugin/JSLint.pm blib\lib\Code\TidyAll\Plugin\JSLint.pm
cp lib/Code/TidyAll/Plugin/JSON.pm blib\lib\Code\TidyAll\Plugin\JSON.pm
cp lib/Code/TidyAll/Plugin/PodSpell.pm blib\lib\Code\TidyAll\Plugin\PodSpell.pm
cp lib/Code/TidyAll/Test/Plugin/RepeatFoo.pm blib\lib\Code\TidyAll\Test\Plugin\RepeatFoo.pm
cp lib/Code/TidyAll/Test/Plugin/AToZ.pm blib\lib\Code\TidyAll\Test\Plugin\AToZ.pm
cp lib/Code/TidyAll/Plugin/SortLines.pm blib\lib\Code\TidyAll\Plugin\SortLines.pm
cp lib/Code/TidyAll/Test/Class.pm blib\lib\Code\TidyAll\Test\Class.pm
cp lib/Code/TidyAll/Test/Plugin/ReverseFoo.pm blib\lib\Code\TidyAll\Test\Plugin\ReverseFoo.pm
cp lib/Code/TidyAll/Test/Plugin/CheckUpper.pm blib\lib\Code\TidyAll\Test\Plugin\CheckUpper.pm
cp lib/Code/TidyAll/Plugin/PodTidy.pm blib\lib\Code\TidyAll\Plugin\PodTidy.pm
cp lib/Code/TidyAll/t/Git.pm blib\lib\Code\TidyAll\t\Git.pm
cp lib/Code/TidyAll/Util/Zglob.pm blib\lib\Code\TidyAll\Util\Zglob.pm
cp lib/Code/TidyAll/t/Conf.pm blib\lib\Code\TidyAll\t\Conf.pm
cp lib/Code/TidyAll/t/Basic.pm blib\lib\Code\TidyAll\t\Basic.pm
cp lib/Code/TidyAll/Util.pm blib\lib\Code\TidyAll\Util.pm
cp lib/Code/TidyAll/Result.pm blib\lib\Code\TidyAll\Result.pm
cp lib/Code/TidyAll/SVN/Precommit.pm blib\lib\Code\TidyAll\SVN\Precommit.pm
cp lib/Code/TidyAll/SVN/Util.pm blib\lib\Code\TidyAll\SVN\Util.pm
cp lib/Code/TidyAll/Test/Plugin/UpperText.pm blib\lib\Code\TidyAll\Test\Plugin\UpperText.pm
cp lib/Code/TidyAll/t/Plugin.pm blib\lib\Code\TidyAll\t\Plugin.pm
cp lib/Code/TidyAll/t/Plugin/PerlCritic.pm blib\lib\Code\TidyAll\t\Plugin\PerlCritic.pm
cp lib/Code/TidyAll/t/Plugin/SortLines.pm blib\lib\Code\TidyAll\t\Plugin\SortLines.pm
cp lib/Code/TidyAll/t/Plugin/PodSpell.pm blib\lib\Code\TidyAll\t\Plugin\PodSpell.pm
cp lib/Code/TidyAll/t/Plugin/PerlTidy.pm blib\lib\Code\TidyAll\t\Plugin\PerlTidy.pm
cp lib/Code/TidyAll/t/Plugin/JSHint.pm blib\lib\Code\TidyAll\t\Plugin\JSHint.pm
cp lib/Code/TidyAll/t/Util.pm blib\lib\Code\TidyAll\t\Util.pm
cp lib/Code/TidyAll/t/Plugin/MasonTidy.pm blib\lib\Code\TidyAll\t\Plugin\MasonTidy.pm
cp lib/Code/TidyAll/t/Plugin/CSSUnminifier.pm blib\lib\Code\TidyAll\t\Plugin\CSSUnminifier.pm
cp lib/Code/TidyAll/t/SVN.pm blib\lib\Code\TidyAll\t\SVN.pm
cp lib/Code/TidyAll/t/Plugin/PHPCodeSniffer.pm blib\lib\Code\TidyAll\t\Plugin\PHPCodeSniffer.pm
cp lib/Code/TidyAll/t/Plugin/PodChecker.pm blib\lib\Code\TidyAll\t\Plugin\PodChecker.pm
cp lib/Code/TidyAll/t/Plugin/JSBeautify.pm blib\lib\Code\TidyAll\t\Plugin\JSBeautify.pm
cp lib/Code/TidyAll/t/Plugin/PodTidy.pm blib\lib\Code\TidyAll\t\Plugin\PodTidy.pm
cp lib/Code/TidyAll/t/Zglob.pm blib\lib\Code\TidyAll\t\Zglob.pm
cp lib/Code/TidyAll/t/Plugin/JSLint.pm blib\lib\Code\TidyAll\t\Plugin\JSLint.pm
cp lib/Test/Code/TidyAll.pm blib\lib\Test\Code\TidyAll.pm
cp lib/Pod/Weaver/Section/SeeAlsoCodeTidyAll.pm blib\lib\Pod\Weaver\Section\SeeAlsoCodeTidyAll.pm
C:\Perl-5.20\bin\perl.exe -MExtUtils::Command -e cp -- bin/tidyall blib\script\tidyall
pl2bat.bat blib\script\tidyall
  JSWARTZ/Code-TidyAll-0.20.tar.gz
  dmake -- OK
Running make test
>>> dmake test TEST_VERBOSE=1
C:\Perl-5.20\bin\perl.exe "-MExtUtils::Command::MM" "-MTest::Harness" "-e" "undef *Test::Harness::Switches; test_harness(1, 'blib\lib', 'blib\arch')" t/*.t
t/author-Git.t ................... skipped: these tests are for testing by the author
t/author-Plugin-CSSUnminifier.t .. skipped: these tests are for testing by the author
t/author-Plugin-JSBeautify.t ..... skipped: these tests are for testing by the author
t/author-Plugin-JSHint.t ......... skipped: these tests are for testing by the author
t/author-Plugin-JSLint.t ......... skipped: these tests are for testing by the author
t/author-Plugin-MasonTidy.t ...... skipped: these tests are for testing by the author
t/author-Plugin-PerlCritic.t ..... skipped: these tests are for testing by the author
t/author-Plugin-PerlTidy.t ....... skipped: these tests are for testing by the author
t/author-Plugin-PodChecker.t ..... skipped: these tests are for testing by the author
t/author-Plugin-PodSpell.t ....... skipped: these tests are for testing by the author
t/author-Plugin-PodTidy.t ........ skipped: these tests are for testing by the author
t/author-Plugin-SortLines.t ...... skipped: these tests are for testing by the author
t/author-tidy-and-critic.t ....... skipped: these tests are for testing by the author
t/author-Util.t .................. skipped: these tests are for testing by the author
The system cannot find the path specified.

#   Failed test 'foo.txt tidied'
#   at C:\cpanfly-5.20\var\cpan\build\Code-TidyAll-0.20-WpluUe\blib\lib/Code/TidyAll/t/Basic.pm line 418.
#   (in Code::TidyAll::t::Basic->test_cli)
#          got: 'bye'
#     expected: 'BYEBYEBYE'

#   Failed test 'test_cli died (List form of pipe open not implemented at C:\cpanfly-5.20\var\cpan\build\Code-TidyAll-0.20-WpluUe\blib\lib/Code/TidyAll/t/Basic.pm line 424.)'
#   at t/Basic.t line 3.
#   (in Code::TidyAll::t::Basic->test_cli)

#   Failed test 'test_errors died (C:/cpanfly-5.20/var/tmp/Code-TidyAll-gF3i/baz/blargh.txt: No such file or directory at C:\cpanfly-5.20\var\cpan\build\Code-TidyAll-0.20-WpluUe\blib\lib/Code/TidyAll.pm line 192.)'
#   at t/Basic.t line 3.
#   (in Code::TidyAll::t::Basic->test_errors)
# Looks like you failed 3 tests of 93.
t/Basic.t ........................ 
ok 1 - one file no plugins - error_count == 0
ok 2 - one file no plugins - foo.txt content
ok 3 - one file UpperText - error_count == 0
ok 4 - one file UpperText - foo.txt content
ok 5 - one file reversals mode - error_count == 0
ok 6 - one file reversals mode - foo.txt content
ok 7 - four files UpperText ReverseFoo - error_count == 0
ok 8 - four files UpperText ReverseFoo - bar.tx content
ok 9 - four files UpperText ReverseFoo - foo.tx content
ok 10 - four files UpperText ReverseFoo - bar.txt content
ok 11 - four files UpperText ReverseFoo - foo.txt content
ok 12 - one file UpperText errors - errors
ok 13 - one file UpperText errors - error_count > 0
ok 14 - one file UpperText errors - foo.txt content
ok 15 - first file change (no_cache=0, no_backups=0)
ok 16 - first output (no_cache=0, no_backups=0)
ok 17 - second output (no_cache=0, no_backups=0)
ok 18 - third output (no_cache=0, no_backups=0)
ok 19 - fourth file change (no_cache=0, no_backups=0)
ok 20 - fourth output (no_cache=0, no_backups=0)
ok 21 - 1 or 2 backup files (no_cache=0, no_backups=0)
ok 22 - backup filename (no_cache=0, no_backups=0)
ok 23 - first file change (no_cache=0, no_backups=1)
ok 24 - first output (no_cache=0, no_backups=1)
ok 25 - second output (no_cache=0, no_backups=1)
ok 26 - third output (no_cache=0, no_backups=1)
ok 27 - fourth file change (no_cache=0, no_backups=1)
ok 28 - fourth output (no_cache=0, no_backups=1)
ok 29 - no backup files (no_cache=0, no_backups=1)
ok 30 - first file change (no_cache=1, no_backups=0)
ok 31 - first output (no_cache=1, no_backups=0)
ok 32 - second output (no_cache=1, no_backups=0)
ok 33 - third output (no_cache=1, no_backups=0)
ok 34 - fourth file change (no_cache=1, no_backups=0)
ok 35 - fourth output (no_cache=1, no_backups=0)
ok 36 - 1 or 2 backup files (no_cache=1, no_backups=0)
ok 37 - backup filename (no_cache=1, no_backups=0)
ok 38 - first file change (no_cache=1, no_backups=1)
ok 39 - first output (no_cache=1, no_backups=1)
ok 40 - second output (no_cache=1, no_backups=1)
ok 41 - third output (no_cache=1, no_backups=1)
ok 42 - fourth file change (no_cache=1, no_backups=1)
ok 43 - fourth output (no_cache=1, no_backups=1)
ok 44 - no backup files (no_cache=1, no_backups=1)
ok 45 - test cli
ok 46 - test cli
ok 47 - params msg
ok 48 - backup_ttl
ok 49 - verbose
ok 50 - root_dir
ok 51 - foo.txt
ok 52 - tidied
not ok 53 - foo.txt tidied
ok 54 - foo2.txt not tidied
not ok 55 - test_cli died (List form of pipe open not implemented at C:\cpanfly-5.20\var\cpan\build\Code-TidyAll-0.20-WpluUe\blib\lib/Code/TidyAll/t/Basic.pm line 424.)
ok 56 - 1 result
ok 57 - error
ok 58 - test dirs
ok 59 - 3 results
ok 60 - 2 tidied
ok 61 - test dirs
ok 62 - test dirs
ok 63 - test dirs
ok 64 - test dirs
ok 65 - test dirs
ok 66 - test dirs
ok 67 - threw Regexp ((?^:Missing required))
ok 68 - threw Regexp ((?^:Missing required))
ok 69 - threw Regexp ((?^:unknown constructor params 'bad_param', 'worse_param'))
ok 70 - threw Regexp ((?^:could not load plugin class))
ok 71 - threw Regexp ((?^:unknown options))
not ok 72 - test_errors died (C:/cpanfly-5.20/var/tmp/Code-TidyAll-gF3i/baz/blargh.txt: No such file or directory at C:\cpanfly-5.20\var\cpan\build\Code-TidyAll-0.20-WpluUe\blib\lib/Code/TidyAll.pm line 192.)
[tidied]  foo.txt
ok 73 - 3^2 = 9
ok 74 - test_multiple_plugin_instances - error_count == 0
ok 75 - test_multiple_plugin_instances - foo.dat content
ok 76 - test_multiple_plugin_instances - bar.txt content
ok 77 - test_multiple_plugin_instances - foo.txt content
ok 78 - __ANON__ - error_count == 0
ok 79 - __ANON__ - foo.txt content
ok 80 - __ANON__ - output
purging old backups
ok 81 - test_plugin_order_and_atomicity - errors
ok 82 - test_plugin_order_and_atomicity - error_count > 0
ok 83 - test_plugin_order_and_atomicity - foo.txt content
ok 84 - test_plugin_order_and_atomicity - output
ok 85 - test quiet and verbose
ok 86 - non-alpha content found (normal)
ok 87 - test quiet and verbose
ok 88 - non-alpha content found (quiet)
ok 89 - purging old backups (verbose)
ok 90 - foo.txt (verbose)
ok 91 - non-alpha content found (verbose)
ok 92 - test selects and ignores
ok 93 - test selects and ignores
1..93
Dubious, test returned 3 (wstat 768, 0x300)
Failed 3/93 subtests 
t/Conf.t ......................... 
ok 1 - backup_ttl
ok 2 - no_cache
ok 3 - data_dir
ok 4 - plugins
ok 5 - backup_ttl_secs
ok 6 - root_dir
ok 7 - no_backups
ok 8 - threw Regexp ((?^:unknown option 'timez'))
1..8
ok
t/Zglob.t ........................ 
ok 1 - foo.txt matches **/*.txt
ok 2 - foo/baz.txt matches **/*.txt
ok 3 - foo/bar/baz.txt matches **/*.txt
ok 4 - foo/bar/baz.tx does not match **/*.txt
ok 5 - foo matches **/*
ok 6 - foo.txt matches **/*
ok 7 - foo/bar matches **/*
ok 8 - foo/baz.txt matches **/*
ok 9 - foo/baz.txt matches foo/**/*.txt
ok 10 - foo/bar/baz.txt matches foo/**/*.txt
ok 11 - foo/bar/baz/blargh.txt matches foo/**/*.txt
ok 12 - foo.txt does not match foo/**/*.txt
ok 13 - foo/bar/baz.tx does not match foo/**/*.txt
1..13
ok

Test Summary Report
-------------------
t/Basic.t                      (Wstat: 768 Tests: 93 Failed: 3)
  Failed tests:  53, 55, 72
  Non-zero exit status: 3
Files=17, Tests=114,  6 wallclock secs ( 0.08 usr +  0.02 sys =  0.09 CPU)
Result: FAIL
Failed 1/17 test programs. 3/114 subtests failed.
dmake:  Error code 255, while making 'test_dynamic'
  JSWARTZ/Code-TidyAll-0.20.tar.gz
  dmake test TEST_VERBOSE=1 -- NOT OK
//hint// to see the cpan-testers results for installing this module, try:
  reports JSWARTZ/Code-TidyAll-0.20.tar.gz
Running make for J/JS/JSWARTZ/Code-TidyAll-Plugin-Perl-IgnoreMethodSignaturesSimple-0.03.tar.gz
  Has already been unwrapped into directory C:\cpanfly-5.20\var\cpan\build\Code-TidyAll-Plugin-Perl-IgnoreMethodSignaturesSimple-0.03-nkx9vq

  CPAN.pm: Building J/JS/JSWARTZ/Code-TidyAll-Plugin-Perl-IgnoreMethodSignaturesSimple-0.03.tar.gz

Warning: Prerequisite 'Code::TidyAll => 0.04' for 'JSWARTZ/Code-TidyAll-Plugin-Perl-IgnoreMethodSignaturesSimple-0.03.tar.gz' failed when processing 'JSWARTZ/Code-TidyAll-0.20.tar.gz' with 'make_test => NO'. Continuing, but chances to succeed are limited.
>>> dmake
cp lib/Code/TidyAll/Plugin/Perl/IgnoreMethodSignaturesSimple.pm blib\lib\Code\TidyAll\Plugin\Perl\IgnoreMethodSignaturesSimple.pm
  JSWARTZ/Code-TidyAll-Plugin-Perl-IgnoreMethodSignaturesSimple-0.03.tar.gz
  dmake -- OK
Running make test
>>> dmake test TEST_VERBOSE=1
C:\Perl-5.20\bin\perl.exe "-MExtUtils::Command::MM" "-MTest::Harness" "-e" "undef *Test::Harness::Switches; test_harness(1, 'blib\lib', 'blib\arch')" t/*.t
t/01-use.t ....... 
1..1
ok 1 - use Code::TidyAll::Plugin::Perl::IgnoreMethodSignaturesSimple;
ok
t/author-tidy.t .. skipped: these tests are for testing by the author
All tests successful.
Files=2, Tests=1,  1 wallclock secs ( 0.06 usr +  0.00 sys =  0.06 CPU)
Result: PASS
  JSWARTZ/Code-TidyAll-Plugin-Perl-IgnoreMethodSignaturesSimple-0.03.tar.gz
Tests succeeded but one dependency not OK (Code::TidyAll)
  JSWARTZ/Code-TidyAll-Plugin-Perl-IgnoreMethodSignaturesSimple-0.03.tar.gz
  [dependencies] -- NA
Running test for module 'DBICx::Shortcuts'
Running make for M/ME/MELO/DBICx-Shortcuts-0.007.tar.gz
Fetching with LWP:
http://cpan.nas1.activestate.com/authors/id/M/ME/MELO/DBICx-Shortcuts-0.007.tar.gz
Checksum for C:\cpanfly-5.20\var\cpan\sources\authors\id\M\ME\MELO\DBICx-Shortcuts-0.007.tar.gz ok
DBICx-Shortcuts-0.007
DBICx-Shortcuts-0.007/Changes
DBICx-Shortcuts-0.007/dist.ini
DBICx-Shortcuts-0.007/lib/DBICx
DBICx-Shortcuts-0.007/lib/DBICx/Shortcuts.pm
DBICx-Shortcuts-0.007/t
DBICx-Shortcuts-0.007/t/00-compile.t
DBICx-Shortcuts-0.007/t/01-trouble.t
DBICx-Shortcuts-0.007/t/05-shortcuts.t
DBICx-Shortcuts-0.007/t/10-api.t
DBICx-Shortcuts-0.007/t/tlib
DBICx-Shortcuts-0.007/t/tlib/S1.pm
DBICx-Shortcuts-0.007/t/tlib/S2.pm
DBICx-Shortcuts-0.007/t/tlib/S3.pm
DBICx-Shortcuts-0.007/t/tlib/Schema.pm
DBICx-Shortcuts-0.007/t/tlib/Schema/Result
DBICx-Shortcuts-0.007/t/tlib/Schema/Result/Mecenas.pm
DBICx-Shortcuts-0.007/t/tlib/Schema/Result/MyAuthors.pm
DBICx-Shortcuts-0.007/t/tlib/Schema/Result/MyBooks.pm
DBICx-Shortcuts-0.007/t/tlib/Schema/Result/Printings.pm
DBICx-Shortcuts-0.007/META.yml
DBICx-Shortcuts-0.007/LICENSE
DBICx-Shortcuts-0.007/README
DBICx-Shortcuts-0.007/t/release-pod-coverage.t
DBICx-Shortcuts-0.007/t/release-pod-syntax.t
DBICx-Shortcuts-0.007/t/release-meta-yaml.t
DBICx-Shortcuts-0.007/Makefile.PL
DBICx-Shortcuts-0.007/MANIFEST

  CPAN.pm: Building M/ME/MELO/DBICx-Shortcuts-0.007.tar.gz

>>> C:\Perl-5.20\bin\perl.exe Makefile.PL
Checking if your kit is complete...
Looks good
Generating a dmake-style Makefile
Writing Makefile for DBICx::Shortcuts
Writing MYMETA.yml and MYMETA.json
>>> dmake
cp lib/DBICx/Shortcuts.pm blib\lib\DBICx\Shortcuts.pm
  MELO/DBICx-Shortcuts-0.007.tar.gz
  dmake -- OK
Running make test
>>> dmake test TEST_VERBOSE=1
C:\Perl-5.20\bin\perl.exe "-MExtUtils::Command::MM" "-MTest::Harness" "-e" "undef *Test::Harness::Switches; test_harness(1, 'blib\lib', 'blib\arch')" t/*.t
t/00-compile.t ............ 
ok 1 - use DBICx::Shortcuts;
1..1
ok
t/01-trouble.t ............ 
ok 1 - Needs to call setup() first
ok 2 - The connect_info() method dies by default
ok 3 - Failure to load Schema class detected
ok 4 - Shortcut conflict with method detected
1..4
ok
t/05-shortcuts.t .......... skipped: This test requires SQL::Translator
t/10-api.t ................ skipped: API tests require SQL::Translator,
t/release-meta-yaml.t ..... skipped: these tests are for release candidate testing
t/release-pod-coverage.t .. skipped: these tests are for release candidate testing
t/release-pod-syntax.t .... skipped: these tests are for release candidate testing
All tests successful.
Files=7, Tests=5,  3 wallclock secs ( 0.06 usr +  0.01 sys =  0.08 CPU)
Result: PASS
  MELO/DBICx-Shortcuts-0.007.tar.gz
  dmake test TEST_VERBOSE=1 -- OK
Fetching with LWP:
http://cpan.nas1.activestate.com/authors/id/M/ME/MELO/CHECKSUMS
<SOFTPKG NAME="DBICx-Shortcuts" VERSION="0.007" DATE="2010-01-29">
  <AUTHOR CPAN="MELO">Pedro Melo &lt;melo@cpan.org></AUTHOR>
  <ABSTRACT>Setup a class with shortcut methods to the sources of a DBIx::Class-based schema</ABSTRACT>
  <ARCHITECTURE NAME="MSWin32-x86-multi-thread-64int-5.20"/>
  <CODEBASE HREF="DBICx-Shortcuts-0.007.tar.gz"/>
  <PROVIDE NAME="DBICx::Shortcuts" VERSION="0.007"/>
  <REQUIRE NAME="Carp::"/>
  <REQUIRE NAME="DBIx::Class"/>
  <REQUIRE NAME="File::Temp"/>
  <REQUIRE NAME="Test::Exception"/>
  <REQUIRE NAME="Test::More" VERSION="0.92"/>
  <REQUIRE NAME="parent::"/>
  <!-- Built 2014-09-30 with ActivePerl-2000 on cpanfly-win2003 (Windows 2003 R2 Standard Edition Service Pack 2) log Task-BeLike-MELO-0.011.d\log-20140930T080309.txt -->
</SOFTPKG>
>>> (cd C:\cpanfly-5.20\var\cpan\build\DBICx-Shortcuts-0.007-pz1Zaj && tar cvf - DBICx-Shortcuts-0.007.ppd blib) | gzip -c >C:/cpanfly-5.20/var/REPO/M/ME/MELO/DBICx-Shortcuts-0.007.tar.gz
DBICx-Shortcuts-0.007.ppd
blib/
blib/lib/
blib/lib/DBICx/
blib/lib/DBICx/Shortcuts.pm
>>> mv C:\cpanfly-5.20\var\cpan\build\DBICx-Shortcuts-0.007-pz1Zaj/DBICx-Shortcuts-0.007.ppd C:/cpanfly-5.20/var/REPO/M/ME/MELO
Running test for module 'App::autotest'
Running make for G/GG/GGOLDBACH/App-autotest-0.005.tar.gz
Prepending C:\cpanfly-5.20\var\cpan\build\DBICx-Shortcuts-0.007-pz1Zaj/blib/arch C:\cpanfly-5.20\var\cpan\build\DBICx-Shortcuts-0.007-pz1Zaj/blib/lib to PERL5LIB for 'get'
Fetching with LWP:
http://cpan.nas1.activestate.com/authors/id/G/GG/GGOLDBACH/App-autotest-0.005.tar.gz
Fetching with LWP:
http://cpan.nas1.activestate.com/authors/id/G/GG/GGOLDBACH/CHECKSUMS
Checksum for C:\cpanfly-5.20\var\cpan\sources\authors\id\G\GG\GGOLDBACH\App-autotest-0.005.tar.gz ok
App-autotest-0.005
App-autotest-0.005/README
App-autotest-0.005/Changes
App-autotest-0.005/LICENSE
App-autotest-0.005/INSTALL
App-autotest-0.005/dist.ini
App-autotest-0.005/META.yml
App-autotest-0.005/MANIFEST
App-autotest-0.005/README.md
App-autotest-0.005/data/t
App-autotest-0.005/data/t/1.t
App-autotest-0.005/data/t/2.t
App-autotest-0.005/data/t/3.t
App-autotest-0.005/t
App-autotest-0.005/t/helper.pm
App-autotest-0.005/Makefile.PL
App-autotest-0.005/data/t/failing.t
App-autotest-0.005/scripts
App-autotest-0.005/scripts/autotest
App-autotest-0.005/t/unit
App-autotest-0.005/t/unit/autotest.t
App-autotest-0.005/t/author-critic.t
App-autotest-0.005/data/t/succeeding.t
App-autotest-0.005/lib/App
App-autotest-0.005/lib/App/autotest.pm
App-autotest-0.005/t/release-no-tabs.t
App-autotest-0.005/t/unit/test_runner.t
App-autotest-0.005/t/release-pod-syntax.t
App-autotest-0.005/t/integration
App-autotest-0.005/t/integration/autotest.t
App-autotest-0.005/t/release-pod-coverage.t
App-autotest-0.005/t/integration/tap-harness.t
App-autotest-0.005/t/unit/test_runner_result.t
App-autotest-0.005/lib/App/autotest/Test
App-autotest-0.005/lib/App/autotest/Test/Runner.pm
App-autotest-0.005/t/unit/test_runner_result_history.t
App-autotest-0.005/lib/App/autotest/Test/Runner
App-autotest-0.005/lib/App/autotest/Test/Runner/Result.pm
App-autotest-0.005/t/features
App-autotest-0.005/t/features/things_just_got_better_message.t
App-autotest-0.005/lib/App/autotest/Test/Runner/Result
App-autotest-0.005/lib/App/autotest/Test/Runner/Result/History.pm
Prepending C:\cpanfly-5.20\var\cpan\build\DBICx-Shortcuts-0.007-pz1Zaj/blib/arch C:\cpanfly-5.20\var\cpan\build\DBICx-Shortcuts-0.007-pz1Zaj/blib/lib to PERL5LIB for 'make'

  CPAN.pm: Building G/GG/GGOLDBACH/App-autotest-0.005.tar.gz

>>> C:\Perl-5.20\bin\perl.exe Makefile.PL
Checking if your kit is complete...
Looks good
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>>> dmake
cp lib/App/autotest.pm blib\lib\App\autotest.pm
cp lib/App/autotest/Test/Runner.pm blib\lib\App\autotest\Test\Runner.pm
cp lib/App/autotest/Test/Runner/Result.pm blib\lib\App\autotest\Test\Runner\Result.pm
cp lib/App/autotest/Test/Runner/Result/History.pm blib\lib\App\autotest\Test\Runner\Result\History.pm
C:\Perl-5.20\bin\perl.exe -MExtUtils::Command -e cp -- scripts/autotest blib\script\autotest
pl2bat.bat blib\script\autotest
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  dmake -- OK
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Running make test
>>> dmake test TEST_VERBOSE=1
C:\Perl-5.20\bin\perl.exe "-MExtUtils::Command::MM" "-MTest::Harness" "-e" "undef *Test::Harness::Switches; test_harness(1, 'blib\lib', 'blib\arch')" t/*.t t/features/*.t t/integration/*.t t/unit/*.t
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#   Failed test at data/t/failing.t line 2.
# Looks like you failed 1 test of 1.

#   Failed test at data/t/failing.t line 2.
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ok 2 - autotest will not tell that things just got better if we stay red
ok 3 - autotest will not tell that things just got better if we go from green to green
ok 4 - autotest will not tell that things just got better if we go from green to red
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t/integration/autotest.t ..................... 
ok 1 - an autotest calling run_tests uses the test runner
1..1
ok

#   Failed test at data/t/failing.t line 2.
# Looks like you failed 1 test of 1.
t/integration/tap-harness.t .................. 
ok 1 - An object of class 'TAP::Parser::Aggregator' isa 'TAP::Parser::Aggregator'
ok 2 - a TAP::Parser::Aggregator returns the number of failed tests when calling 'failed'
1..2
ok
t/release-no-tabs.t .......................... skipped: these tests are for release candidate testing
t/release-pod-coverage.t ..................... skipped: these tests are for release candidate testing
t/release-pod-syntax.t ....................... skipped: these tests are for release candidate testing
t/unit/autotest.t ............................ 
ok 1 - an autotest should have a default directory of test programs
ok 2 - an autotest all_test_programs should use the accessor function for the test directory
ok 3 - an autotest all_test_programs returns the same if called multiple times
ok 4 - an autotest all_test_programs should collect all files ending in .t from a directory
ok 5 - an autotest changed_and_new_files should find changed files
ok 6 - an autotest changed_and_new_files should find new files
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t/unit/test_runner.t ......................... 
ok 1 - An object of class 'App::autotest::Test::Runner::Result' isa 'App::autotest::Test::Runner::Result'
ok 2 - a test runner tells if there were failures
1..2
ok
t/unit/test_runner_result.t .................. 
ok 1 - a test runner result tells if there were failures
1..1
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ok 1 - a test runner result history shifts current to last result when perpetuating
ok 2 - a test runner result history stores new result as current when perpetuating
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ok 4 - a test runner result history does not claim thing got better if we have no last result
1..4
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All tests successful.
Files=11, Tests=20,  8 wallclock secs ( 0.12 usr +  0.05 sys =  0.17 CPU)
Result: PASS
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>>> (cd C:\cpanfly-5.20\var\cpan\build\App-autotest-0.005-sHyBg6 && tar cvf - App-autotest-0.005.ppd blib) | gzip -c >C:/cpanfly-5.20/var/REPO/G/GG/GGOLDBACH/App-autotest-0.005.tar.gz
App-autotest-0.005.ppd
blib/
blib/lib/
blib/lib/App/
blib/lib/App/autotest/
blib/lib/App/autotest/Test/
blib/lib/App/autotest/Test/Runner/
blib/lib/App/autotest/Test/Runner/Result/
blib/lib/App/autotest/Test/Runner/Result/History.pm
blib/lib/App/autotest/Test/Runner/Result.pm
blib/lib/App/autotest/Test/Runner.pm
blib/lib/App/autotest.pm
blib/script/
blib/script/autotest
blib/script/autotest.bat
>>> mv C:\cpanfly-5.20\var\cpan\build\App-autotest-0.005-sHyBg6/App-autotest-0.005.ppd C:/cpanfly-5.20/var/REPO/G/GG/GGOLDBACH
Running test for module 'Code::TidyAll::Plugin::PerlTidy'
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Running make test
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Checksum for C:\cpanfly-5.20\var\cpan\sources\authors\id\M\ML\MLEHMANN\AnyEvent-AIO-1.1.tar.gz ok
AnyEvent-AIO-1.1/
AnyEvent-AIO-1.1/t/
AnyEvent-AIO-1.1/t/00_load.t
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>>> C:\Perl-5.20\bin\perl.exe Makefile.PL
Warning: prerequisite IO::AIO 3 not found.
Checking if your kit is complete...
Looks good
Generating a dmake-style Makefile
Writing Makefile for AnyEvent::AIO
Writing MYMETA.yml and MYMETA.json
---- Unsatisfied dependencies detected during ----
----     MLEHMANN/AnyEvent-AIO-1.1.tar.gz     ----
    IO::AIO [requires]
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Running make test
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Checksum for C:\cpanfly-5.20\var\cpan\sources\authors\id\M\ML\MLEHMANN\IO-AIO-4.31.tar.gz ok
IO-AIO-4.31/
IO-AIO-4.31/typemap
IO-AIO-4.31/configure.ac
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IO-AIO-4.31/README
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IO-AIO-4.31/bin/treescan
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IO-AIO-4.31/t/01_stat.t
IO-AIO-4.31/t/02_read.t
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  CPAN.pm: Building M/ML/MLEHMANN/IO-AIO-4.31.tar.gz

>>> C:\Perl-5.20\bin\perl.exe Makefile.PL

***
*** Your platform is not standards compliant. To get this module working, you need to
*** download and install win32 pthread (http://sourceware.org/pthreads-win32/)
*** in /gtk/{lib,include}
*** also, the windows SDK is expected to be installed in /sdk
*** and visual C is expected to be installed in /vc98
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*** Alternatively, set the INC and LIBS environment variables
*** accordingly before running Makefile.PL, or you can
*** pass INC and LIBS arguments to Makefile.PL itself.
***

Checking if your kit is complete...
Looks good
Warning (mostly harmless): No library found for -lpthreadGC2
Generating a dmake-style Makefile
Writing Makefile for IO::AIO
Writing MYMETA.yml and MYMETA.json
>>> dmake
cp AIO.pm blib\lib/IO/AIO.pm
Running Mkbootstrap for IO::AIO ()
C:\Perl-5.20\bin\perl.exe -MExtUtils::Command -e chmod -- 644 AIO.bs
C:\Perl-5.20\bin\perl.exe C:\cpanfly-5.20\var\megalib\ExtUtils\xsubpp  -typemap C:\Perl-5.20\lib\ExtUtils\typemap -typemap typemap  AIO.xs > AIO.xsc && C:\Perl-5.20\bin\perl.exe -MExtUtils::Command -e mv -- AIO.xsc AIO.c
gcc -c  -I/gtk/include 	-s -O2 -DWIN32 -DPERL_TEXTMODE_SCRIPTS -DUSE_SITECUSTOMIZE -DPERL_IMPLICIT_CONTEXT -DPERL_IMPLICIT_SYS -DUSE_PERLIO -fwrapv -fno-strict-aliasing -mms-bitfields -s -O2 	  -DVERSION=\"4.31\" 	-DXS_VERSION=\"4.31\"  "-IC:\Perl-5.20\lib\CORE"   AIO.c
In file included from AIO.xs:1:0:
libeio/xthread.h:35:21: fatal error: pthread.h: No such file or directory
compilation terminated.
dmake:  Error code 129, while making 'AIO.o'
  MLEHMANN/IO-AIO-4.31.tar.gz
  dmake -- NOT OK
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Running make test
  Can't test without successful make
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  CPAN.pm: Building M/ML/MLEHMANN/AnyEvent-AIO-1.1.tar.gz

Warning: Prerequisite 'IO::AIO => 3' for 'MLEHMANN/AnyEvent-AIO-1.1.tar.gz' failed when processing 'MLEHMANN/IO-AIO-4.31.tar.gz' with 'make => NO'. Continuing, but chances to succeed are limited.
>>> dmake
cp AIO.pm blib\lib\AnyEvent\AIO.pm
  MLEHMANN/AnyEvent-AIO-1.1.tar.gz
  dmake -- OK
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Running make test
>>> dmake test TEST_VERBOSE=1
C:\Perl-5.20\bin\perl.exe "-MExtUtils::Command::MM" "-MTest::Harness" "-e" "undef *Test::Harness::Switches; test_harness(1, 'blib\lib', 'blib\arch')" t/*.t
Can't locate IO/AIO.pm in @INC (you may need to install the IO::AIO module) (@INC contains: C:\cpanfly-5.20\var\cpan\build\AnyEvent-AIO-1.1-_H5WmA\blib\lib C:\cpanfly-5.20\var\cpan\build\AnyEvent-AIO-1.1-_H5WmA\blib\arch C:\cpanfly-5.20\var\cpan\build\App-autotest-0.005-sHyBg6/blib/arch C:\cpanfly-5.20\var\cpan\build\App-autotest-0.005-sHyBg6/blib/lib C:\cpanfly-5.20\var\cpan\build\DBICx-Shortcuts-0.007-pz1Zaj/blib/arch C:\cpanfly-5.20\var\cpan\build\DBICx-Shortcuts-0.007-pz1Zaj/blib/lib C:/cpanfly-5.20/var/megalib C:\cpanfly-5.20\var\cpan\build\App-autotest-0.005-sHyBg6/blib/arch C:\cpanfly-5.20\var\cpan\build\App-autotest-0.005-sHyBg6/blib/lib C:\cpanfly-5.20\var\cpan\build\DBICx-Shortcuts-0.007-pz1Zaj/blib/arch C:\cpanfly-5.20\var\cpan\build\DBICx-Shortcuts-0.007-pz1Zaj/blib/lib C:/cpanfly-5.20/var/megalib C:/Perl-5.20/site/lib C:/Perl-5.20/lib .) at C:\cpanfly-5.20\var\cpan\build\AnyEvent-AIO-1.1-_H5WmA\blib\lib/AnyEvent/AIO.pm line 35.
BEGIN failed--compilation aborted at C:\cpanfly-5.20\var\cpan\build\AnyEvent-AIO-1.1-_H5WmA\blib\lib/AnyEvent/AIO.pm line 35.
Compilation failed in require at t/00_load.t line 3.
BEGIN failed--compilation aborted at t/00_load.t line 3.
t/00_load.t .. 
1..1
Dubious, test returned 2 (wstat 512, 0x200)
Failed 1/1 subtests 

Test Summary Report
-------------------
t/00_load.t (Wstat: 512 Tests: 0 Failed: 0)
  Non-zero exit status: 2
  Parse errors: Bad plan.  You planned 1 tests but ran 0.
Files=1, Tests=0,  0 wallclock secs ( 0.09 usr +  0.00 sys =  0.09 CPU)
Result: FAIL
Failed 1/1 test programs. 0/0 subtests failed.
dmake:  Error code 130, while making 'test_dynamic'
  MLEHMANN/AnyEvent-AIO-1.1.tar.gz
one dependency not OK (IO::AIO); additionally test harness failed
  dmake test TEST_VERBOSE=1 -- NOT OK
//hint// to see the cpan-testers results for installing this module, try:
  reports MLEHMANN/AnyEvent-AIO-1.1.tar.gz
Running test for module 'App::Ack'
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ack-2.14/t/swamp/blib/ignore.pm
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ack-2.14/t/swamp/notaMakefile
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ack-2.14/t/swamp/incomplete-last-line.txt
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ack-2.14/t/swamp/solution8.tar
ack-2.14/t/swamp/fresh.min.css
ack-2.14/t/swamp/perl-test.t
ack-2.14/t/swamp/perl.handler.pod
ack-2.14/t/swamp/CMakeLists.txt
ack-2.14/t/swamp/Sample.asmx
ack-2.14/t/swamp/crystallography-weenies.f
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ack-2.14/t/swamp/file.bar
ack-2.14/t/swamp/pipe-stress-freaks.F
ack-2.14/t/swamp/MasterPage.master
ack-2.14/t/swamp/sample.rake
ack-2.14/t/swamp/fresh.css.min
ack-2.14/t/swamp/#emacs-workfile.pl#
ack-2.14/t/swamp/sample.asp
ack-2.14/t/ack-files-from.t
ack-2.14/t/ack-type-del.t
ack-2.14/t/noackrc.t
ack-2.14/t/FilterTest.pm
ack-2.14/t/default-filter.t
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ack-2.14/t/text/freedom-of-choice.txt
ack-2.14/t/text/4th-of-july.txt
ack-2.14/t/text/science-of-myth.txt
ack-2.14/t/text/shut-up-be-happy.txt
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ack-2.14/t/text/me-and-bobbie-mcgee.txt
ack-2.14/t/text/boy-named-sue.txt
ack-2.14/t/ack-create-ackrc.t
ack-2.14/t/context.t
ack-2.14/t/00-load.t
ack-2.14/t/ack-o.t
ack-2.14/t/ack-f.t
ack-2.14/t/noenv.t
ack-2.14/t/runtests.pl
ack-2.14/t/ack-dump.t
ack-2.14/t/filter.t
ack-2.14/t/incomplete-last-line.t
ack-2.14/t/ack-passthru.t
ack-2.14/t/ack-g.t
ack-2.14/t/resource-iterator.t
ack-2.14/t/ack-filetypes.t
ack-2.14/t/ack-removed-options.t
ack-2.14/t/is-filter.t
ack-2.14/t/ack-type.t
ack-2.14/t/basic.t
ack-2.14/t/asp-net-ext.t
ack-2.14/t/process-substitution.t
ack-2.14/t/filetypes.t
ack-2.14/t/inverted-file-filter.t
ack-2.14/t/ack-k.t
ack-2.14/t/ack-m.t
ack-2.14/t/highlighting.t
ack-2.14/t/ack-named-pipes.t
ack-2.14/t/ack-pager.t
ack-2.14/t/ack-i.t
ack-2.14/t/lib/
ack-2.14/t/lib/Resources.t
ack-2.14/t/lib/Basic.t
ack-2.14/t/lib/Collection.t
ack-2.14/t/lib/00-coverage.t
ack-2.14/t/lib/Default.t
ack-2.14/t/lib/Extension.t
ack-2.14/t/lib/Inverse.t
ack-2.14/t/lib/Resource.t
ack-2.14/t/lib/ConfigLoader.t
ack-2.14/t/lib/Is.t
ack-2.14/t/lib/ConfigDefault.t
ack-2.14/t/lib/ExtensionGroup.t
ack-2.14/t/lib/Ack.t
ack-2.14/t/lib/Filter.t
ack-2.14/t/lib/ConfigFinder.t
ack-2.14/t/lib/FirstLineMatch.t
ack-2.14/t/lib/IsGroup.t
ack-2.14/t/lib/Match.t
ack-2.14/t/ack-invalid-ackrc.t
ack-2.14/t/ack-x.t
ack-2.14/t/match-filter.t
ack-2.14/t/ack-line.t
ack-2.14/t/ack-show-types.t
ack-2.14/t/ack-s.t
ack-2.14/t/anchored.t
ack-2.14/t/ack-match.t
ack-2.14/t/config-backwards-compat.t
ack-2.14/t/ack-w.t
ack-2.14/t/illegal-regex.t
ack-2.14/t/file-permission.t
ack-2.14/t/ext-filter.t
ack-2.14/t/ack-c.t
ack-2.14/t/config-loader.t
ack-2.14/t/firstlinematch-filter.t
ack-2.14/t/zero.t
ack-2.14/t/mutex-options.t
ack-2.14/t/longopts.t
ack-2.14/t/ack-help-types.t
ack-2.14/xt/
ack-2.14/xt/man.t
ack-2.14/xt/pod.t
ack-2.14/Resource.pm
ack-2.14/README.md
ack-2.14/META.yml
ack-2.14/IsGroup.pm
ack-2.14/Match.pm
ack-2.14/ExtensionGroup.pm
ack-2.14/META.json
ack-2.14/squash
ack-2.14/Is.pm
ack-2.14/Ack.pm
ack-2.14/Collection.pm
ack-2.14/Changes
ack-2.14/ConfigLoader.pm
Prepending C:\cpanfly-5.20\var\cpan\build\App-autotest-0.005-sHyBg6/blib/arch C:\cpanfly-5.20\var\cpan\build\App-autotest-0.005-sHyBg6/blib/lib C:\cpanfly-5.20\var\cpan\build\DBICx-Shortcuts-0.007-pz1Zaj/blib/arch C:\cpanfly-5.20\var\cpan\build\DBICx-Shortcuts-0.007-pz1Zaj/blib/lib to PERL5LIB for 'make'

  CPAN.pm: Building P/PE/PETDANCE/ack-2.14.tar.gz

>>> C:\Perl-5.20\bin\perl.exe Makefile.PL
Checking if your kit is complete...
Looks good
Generating a dmake-style Makefile
Writing Makefile for ack
Writing MYMETA.yml and MYMETA.json
>>> dmake
cp FirstLineMatch.pm blib\lib/App/Ack/Filter/FirstLineMatch.pm
cp Extension.pm blib\lib/App/Ack/Filter/Extension.pm
cp ConfigDefault.pm blib\lib/App/Ack/ConfigDefault.pm
cp Default.pm blib\lib/App/Ack/Filter/Default.pm
cp ConfigFinder.pm blib\lib/App/Ack/ConfigFinder.pm
cp Resource.pm blib\lib/App/Ack/Resource.pm
cp Filter.pm blib\lib/App/Ack/Filter.pm
cp ConfigLoader.pm blib\lib/App/Ack/ConfigLoader.pm
cp Resources.pm blib\lib/App/Ack/Resources.pm
cp Is.pm blib\lib/App/Ack/Filter/Is.pm
cp Match.pm blib\lib/App/Ack/Filter/Match.pm
cp Ack.pm blib\lib/App/Ack.pm
cp Inverse.pm blib\lib/App/Ack/Filter/Inverse.pm
cp Basic.pm blib\lib/App/Ack/Resource/Basic.pm
cp ExtensionGroup.pm blib\lib/App/Ack/Filter/ExtensionGroup.pm
cp Collection.pm blib\lib/App/Ack/Filter/Collection.pm
cp IsGroup.pm blib\lib/App/Ack/Filter/IsGroup.pm
C:\Perl-5.20\bin\perl.exe -MExtUtils::Command -e cp -- ack blib\script\ack
pl2bat.bat blib\script\ack
  PETDANCE/ack-2.14.tar.gz
  dmake -- OK
Prepending C:\cpanfly-5.20\var\cpan\build\App-autotest-0.005-sHyBg6/blib/arch C:\cpanfly-5.20\var\cpan\build\App-autotest-0.005-sHyBg6/blib/lib C:\cpanfly-5.20\var\cpan\build\DBICx-Shortcuts-0.007-pz1Zaj/blib/arch C:\cpanfly-5.20\var\cpan\build\DBICx-Shortcuts-0.007-pz1Zaj/blib/lib to PERL5LIB for 'test'
Running make test
>>> dmake test TEST_VERBOSE=1
C:\Perl-5.20\bin\perl.exe t/runtests.pl 0 1 "blib\lib" "blib\arch" t/*.t t/lib/*.t
Running tests on blib/script/ack
# Testing ack version 2.14 under Perl 5.020001, C:\Perl-5.20\bin\perl.exe
# Using File::Next 1.12
# Using Getopt::Long 2.42
# Using Test::More 1.001006
# Using Test::Harness 3.33
t/00-load.t .................. 
1..1
ok 1 - All modules loaded
ok
t/ack-1.t .................... 
1..12
ok 1 - Should have no output to stderr: ack Sue -1 -h t/text
    # Subtest: lists_match( Looking for first instance of Sue! )
    1..1
    ok 1 - Looking for first instance of Sue!
ok 2 - lists_match( Looking for first instance of Sue! )
ok 3 - Should have no output to stderr: ack Sue -1 -h -v t/text/boy-named-sue.txt
    # Subtest: lists_match( Looking for first non-match )
    1..1
    ok 1 - Looking for first non-match
ok 4 - lists_match( Looking for first non-match )
ok 5 - Should have no output to stderr: ack -1 -f t/swamp
ok 6 - Should only get one file back
ok 7 - One of the files from the swamp
ok 8 - Should have no output to stderr: ack -1 -g \bMakefile\b t/
ok 9 - Should only get one file back from \bMakefile\b
ok 10 - The one file matches one of the two Makefile files
ok 11 - Should have no output to stderr: ack -1 -l --sort-files the t\text
ok 12 - Should only get one matching file back
ok
t/ack-c.t .................... 
1..12
    # Subtest: ack_sets_match( Looking for religion with -l )
    1..2
    ok 1 - Should have no output to stderr: ack religion -i -l t/text
        # Subtest: sets_match( Looking for religion with -l )
        1..1
            # Subtest: lists_match( Looking for religion with -l )
            1..1
            ok 1 - Looking for religion with -l
        ok 1 - lists_match( Looking for religion with -l )
    ok 2 - sets_match( Looking for religion with -l )
ok 1 - ack_sets_match( Looking for religion with -l )
    # Subtest: ack_sets_match( Looking for religion with -L )
    1..2
    ok 1 - Should have no output to stderr: ack religion -L t/text
        # Subtest: sets_match( Looking for religion with -L )
        1..1
            # Subtest: lists_match( Looking for religion with -L )
            1..1
            ok 1 - Looking for religion with -L
        ok 1 - lists_match( Looking for religion with -L )
    ok 2 - sets_match( Looking for religion with -L )
ok 2 - ack_sets_match( Looking for religion with -L )
    # Subtest: ack_sets_match( Looking for religion with --files-without-matches )
    1..2
    ok 1 - Should have no output to stderr: ack religion --files-without-matches t/text
        # Subtest: sets_match( Looking for religion with --files-without-matches )
        1..1
            # Subtest: lists_match( Looking for religion with --files-without-matches )
            1..1
            ok 1 - Looking for religion with --files-without-matches
        ok 1 - lists_match( Looking for religion with --files-without-matches )
    ok 2 - sets_match( Looking for religion with --files-without-matches )
ok 3 - ack_sets_match( Looking for religion with --files-without-matches )
    # Subtest: ack_sets_match( -l -v will mostly likely match all input files )
    1..2
    ok 1 - Should have no output to stderr: ack religion -l -v t/text
        # Subtest: sets_match( -l -v will mostly likely match all input files )
        1..1
            # Subtest: lists_match( -l -v will mostly likely match all input files )
            1..1
            ok 1 - -l -v will mostly likely match all input files
        ok 1 - lists_match( -l -v will mostly likely match all input files )
    ok 2 - sets_match( -l -v will mostly likely match all input files )
ok 4 - ack_sets_match( -l -v will mostly likely match all input files )
    # Subtest: ack_sets_match( -l -v will mostly likely match all input files )
    1..2
    ok 1 - Should have no output to stderr: ack religion -l --invert-match t/text
        # Subtest: sets_match( -l -v will mostly likely match all input files )
        1..1
            # Subtest: lists_match( -l -v will mostly likely match all input files )
            1..1
            ok 1 - -l -v will mostly likely match all input files
        ok 1 - lists_match( -l -v will mostly likely match all input files )
    ok 2 - sets_match( -l -v will mostly likely match all input files )
ok 5 - ack_sets_match( -l -v will mostly likely match all input files )
    # Subtest: ack_sets_match( -l -v will mostly likely match all input files )
    1..2
    ok 1 - Should have no output to stderr: ack religion --files-with-matches -v t/text
        # Subtest: sets_match( -l -v will mostly likely match all input files )
        1..1
            # Subtest: lists_match( -l -v will mostly likely match all input files )
            1..1
            ok 1 - -l -v will mostly likely match all input files
        ok 1 - lists_match( -l -v will mostly likely match all input files )
    ok 2 - sets_match( -l -v will mostly likely match all input files )
ok 6 - ack_sets_match( -l -v will mostly likely match all input files )
    # Subtest: ack_sets_match( -l -v will mostly likely match all input files )
    1..2
    ok 1 - Should have no output to stderr: ack religion --files-with-matches --invert-match t/text
        # Subtest: sets_match( -l -v will mostly likely match all input files )
        1..1
            # Subtest: lists_match( -l -v will mostly likely match all input files )
            1..1
            ok 1 - -l -v will mostly likely match all input files
        ok 1 - lists_match( -l -v will mostly likely match all input files )
    ok 2 - sets_match( -l -v will mostly likely match all input files )
ok 7 - ack_sets_match( -l -v will mostly likely match all input files )
    # Subtest: ack_sets_match( Boy counts )
    1..2
    ok 1 - Should have no output to stderr: ack boy -i -c t/text
        # Subtest: sets_match( Boy counts )
        1..1
            # Subtest: lists_match( Boy counts )
            1..1
            ok 1 - Boy counts
        ok 1 - lists_match( Boy counts )
    ok 2 - sets_match( Boy counts )
ok 8 - ack_sets_match( Boy counts )
    # Subtest: ack_sets_match( Religion counts -l -c )
    1..2
    ok 1 - Should have no output to stderr: ack religion -i -l -c t/text
        # Subtest: sets_match( Religion counts -l -c )
        1..1
            # Subtest: lists_match( Religion counts -l -c )
            1..1
            ok 1 - Religion counts -l -c
        ok 1 - lists_match( Religion counts -l -c )
    ok 2 - sets_match( Religion counts -l -c )
ok 9 - ack_sets_match( Religion counts -l -c )
ok 10 - Piping into ack --count should return one line of results
    # Subtest: ack_sets_match( ack -c -h should return one line of results )
    1..2
    ok 1 - Should have no output to stderr: ack boy -i -c -h t/text
        # Subtest: sets_match( ack -c -h should return one line of results )
        1..1
            # Subtest: lists_match( ack -c -h should return one line of results )
            1..1
            ok 1 - ack -c -h should return one line of results
        ok 1 - lists_match( ack -c -h should return one line of results )
    ok 2 - sets_match( ack -c -h should return one line of results )
ok 11 - ack_sets_match( ack -c -h should return one line of results )
    # Subtest: ack_sets_match( ack -c -h should return one line of results )
    1..2
    ok 1 - Should have no output to stderr: ack boy -i -c -h t/text/boy-named-sue.txt
        # Subtest: sets_match( ack -c -h should return one line of results )
        1..1
            # Subtest: lists_match( ack -c -h should return one line of results )
            1..1
            ok 1 - ack -c -h should return one line of results
        ok 1 - lists_match( ack -c -h should return one line of results )
    ok 2 - sets_match( ack -c -h should return one line of results )
ok 12 - ack_sets_match( ack -c -h should return one line of results )
ok
t/ack-color.t ................ 
1..13
ok 1 - Should have no output to stderr: ack called --color t/text/boy-named-sue.txt
ok 2
ok 3 - Should have no output to stderr: ack (called).*\1 --color t/text/boy-named-sue.txt
ok 4 - backref pattern matches once
ok 5
ok 6 - Should have no output to stderr: ack called --colour t/text/boy-named-sue.txt
ok 7
ok 8 - Should have no output to stderr: ack v.+?m|c.+?n -w --color t/text/freedom-of-choice.txt
ok 9 - multiple matches on 1 line
ok 10 - multiple matches highlighted
ok 11 - Should have no output to stderr: ack (cal)(led) --color t/text/boy-named-sue.txt
ok 12 - backref pattern matches once
ok 13 - adjacent capture groups should highlight correctly
ok
t/ack-column.t ............... 
1..4
ok 1 - Should have no output to stderr: ack the -w -i --with-filename --noenv --column t\text\science-of-myth.txt
    # Subtest: lists_match( Checking column numbers )
    1..1
    ok 1 - Checking column numbers
ok 2 - lists_match( Checking column numbers )
ok 3 - Should have no output to stderr: ack the -w -i --with-filename --noenv --no-column t\text\science-of-myth.txt
    # Subtest: lists_match( Checking without column numbers )
    1..1
    ok 1 - Checking without column numbers
ok 4 - lists_match( Checking without column numbers )
ok
t/ack-create-ackrc.t ......... 
1..5
ok 1 - There are fewer lines in the uncommented options.
ok 2 - Should have no output to stderr: ack ack --create-ackrc
ok 3 - --ignore-ack-defaults should be present in output
    # Subtest: lists_match( lines in output should match the default options )
    1..1
    ok 1 - lines in output should match the default options
ok 4 - lists_match( lines in output should match the default options )
ok 5 - Got exactly one version line
ok
t/ack-dump.t ................. 
1..5
ok 1 - Should have no output to stderr: ack --dump
ok 2 - header should be Defaults
    # Subtest: sets_match( t/ack-dump.t )
    1..1
        # Subtest: lists_match( t/ack-dump.t )
        1..1
        ok 1 - t/ack-dump.t
    ok 1 - lists_match( t/ack-dump.t )
ok 3 - sets_match( t/ack-dump.t )
ok 4 - Two specs for Perl
ok 5 - Twenty-four specs for ignoring directories
ok
t/ack-f.t .................... 
1..6
    # Subtest: ack_sets_match( DEFAULT_DIR_EXCLUSIONS )
    1..2
    ok 1 - Should have no output to stderr: ack -f t/swamp
        # Subtest: sets_match( DEFAULT_DIR_EXCLUSIONS )
        1..1
            # Subtest: lists_match( DEFAULT_DIR_EXCLUSIONS )
            1..1
            ok 1 - DEFAULT_DIR_EXCLUSIONS
        ok 1 - lists_match( DEFAULT_DIR_EXCLUSIONS )
    ok 2 - sets_match( DEFAULT_DIR_EXCLUSIONS )
ok 1 - ack_sets_match( DEFAULT_DIR_EXCLUSIONS )
ok 2 - -f with matches exits with 0
    # Subtest: ack_sets_match( COMBINED_FILTERS )
    1..2
    ok 1 - Should have no output to stderr: ack -f t/swamp --perl --rake
        # Subtest: sets_match( COMBINED_FILTERS )
        1..1
            # Subtest: lists_match( COMBINED_FILTERS )
            1..1
            ok 1 - COMBINED_FILTERS
        ok 1 - lists_match( COMBINED_FILTERS )
    ok 2 - sets_match( COMBINED_FILTERS )
ok 3 - ack_sets_match( COMBINED_FILTERS )
ok 4 - -f with matches exits with 0
    # Subtest: ack_sets_match( EXIT_CODE )
    1..2
    ok 1 - Should have no output to stderr: ack -f t/swamp --type-add=baz:ext:baz --baz
        # Subtest: sets_match( EXIT_CODE )
        1..1
            # Subtest: lists_match( EXIT_CODE )
            1..1
            ok 1 - EXIT_CODE
        ok 1 - lists_match( EXIT_CODE )
    ok 2 - sets_match( EXIT_CODE )
ok 5 - ack_sets_match( EXIT_CODE )
ok 6 - -f with no matches exits with 1
ok
t/ack-files-from.t ........... 
1..3
    # Subtest: Basic reading from files, no switches
    1..2
    ok 1 - Should have no output to stderr: ack --files-from=C:\temp\Sy3gdoZFjL strict
        # Subtest: ack_lists_match( Looking for strict in multiple files )
        1..1
            # Subtest: lists_match( Looking for strict in multiple files )
            1..1
            ok 1 - Looking for strict in multiple files
        ok 1 - lists_match( Looking for strict in multiple files )
    ok 2 - ack_lists_match( Looking for strict in multiple files )
ok 1 - Basic reading from files, no switches
    # Subtest: Non-existent file specified
    1..3
    ok 1 - No STDOUT for non-existent file
    ok 2 - One line of STDERR for non-existent file
    ok 3 - Correct warning message for non-existent file
ok 2 - Non-existent file specified
    # Subtest: Source file exists, but non-existent files mentioned in the file
    1..4
    ok 1 - One hit found
    ok 2 - Find the one line in the file
    ok 3 - One line of STDERR for non-existent file
    ok 4 - Correct warning message for non-existent file
ok 3 - Source file exists, but non-existent files mentioned in the file
ok
t/ack-filetypes.t ............ 
1..55
ok 1 - --actionscript should print no errors
ok 2 - --ada should print no errors
ok 3 - --asm should print no errors
ok 4 - --batch should print no errors
ok 5 - --cc should print no errors
ok 6 - --cfmx should print no errors
ok 7 - --clojure should print no errors
ok 8 - --coffeescript should print no errors
ok 9 - --cpp should print no errors
ok 10 - --csharp should print no errors
ok 11 - --css should print no errors
ok 12 - --delphi should print no errors
ok 13 - --elisp should print no errors
ok 14 - --erlang should print no errors
ok 15 - --fortran should print no errors
ok 16 - --go should print no errors
ok 17 - --groovy should print no errors
ok 18 - --haskell should print no errors
ok 19 - --hh should print no errors
ok 20 - --html should print no errors
ok 21 - --java should print no errors
ok 22 - --js should print no errors
ok 23 - --json should print no errors
ok 24 - --jsp should print no errors
ok 25 - --less should print no errors
ok 26 - --lisp should print no errors
ok 27 - --lua should print no errors
ok 28 - --make should print no errors
ok 29 - --objc should print no errors
ok 30 - --objcpp should print no errors
ok 31 - --ocaml should print no errors
ok 32 - --parrot should print no errors
ok 33 - --perl should print no errors
ok 34 - --php should print no errors
ok 35 - --plone should print no errors
ok 36 - --python should print no errors
ok 37 - --rake should print no errors
ok 38 - --rst should print no errors
ok 39 - --ruby should print no errors
ok 40 - --rust should print no errors
ok 41 - --sass should print no errors
ok 42 - --scala should print no errors
ok 43 - --scheme should print no errors
ok 44 - --shell should print no errors
ok 45 - --smalltalk should print no errors
ok 46 - --sql should print no errors
ok 47 - --tcl should print no errors
ok 48 - --tex should print no errors
ok 49 - --tt should print no errors
ok 50 - --vb should print no errors
ok 51 - --verilog should print no errors
ok 52 - --vhdl should print no errors
ok 53 - --vim should print no errors
ok 54 - --xml should print no errors
ok 55 - --yaml should print no errors
ok
t/ack-g.t .................... 
1..18
    # Subtest: No starting directory specified
    ok 1 - No STDOUT for non-existent file
    ok 2 - One line of STDERR for non-existent file
    ok 3 - Correct warning message for non-existent file
    1..3
ok 1 - No starting directory specified
    # Subtest: regex comes before -g on the command line
    ok 1 - No STDOUT for non-existent file
    ok 2 - One line of STDERR for non-existent file
    ok 3 - Correct warning message for non-existent file
    1..3
ok 2 - regex comes before -g on the command line
    # Subtest: No metacharacters
        # Subtest: ack_sets_match( Looking for Makefile )
        1..2
        ok 1 - Should have no output to stderr: ack -g Makefile t/
            # Subtest: sets_match( Looking for Makefile )
            1..1
                # Subtest: lists_match( Looking for Makefile )
                1..1
                ok 1 - Looking for Makefile
            ok 1 - lists_match( Looking for Makefile )
        ok 2 - sets_match( Looking for Makefile )
    ok 1 - ack_sets_match( Looking for Makefile )
    1..1
ok 3 - No metacharacters
    # Subtest: With metacharacters
        # Subtest: ack_sets_match( Looking for swam.......htm )
        1..2
        ok 1 - Should have no output to stderr: ack -g swam.......htm t/
            # Subtest: sets_match( Looking for swam.......htm )
            1..1
                # Subtest: lists_match( Looking for swam.......htm )
                1..1
                ok 1 - Looking for swam.......htm
            ok 1 - lists_match( Looking for swam.......htm )
        ok 2 - sets_match( Looking for swam.......htm )
    ok 1 - ack_sets_match( Looking for swam.......htm )
    1..1
ok 4 - With metacharacters
    # Subtest: Front anchor
        # Subtest: ack_sets_match( Looking for ^t.fil )
        1..2
        ok 1 - Should have no output to stderr: ack -g ^t.fil t
            # Subtest: sets_match( Looking for ^t.fil )
            1..1
                # Subtest: lists_match( Looking for ^t.fil )
                1..1
                ok 1 - Looking for ^t.fil
            ok 1 - lists_match( Looking for ^t.fil )
        ok 2 - sets_match( Looking for ^t.fil )
    ok 1 - ack_sets_match( Looking for ^t.fil )
    1..1
ok 5 - Front anchor
    # Subtest: Back anchor
        # Subtest: ack_sets_match( Looking for pl$ )
        1..2
        ok 1 - Should have no output to stderr: ack -g pl$ t
            # Subtest: sets_match( Looking for pl$ )
            1..1
                # Subtest: lists_match( Looking for pl$ )
                1..1
                ok 1 - Looking for pl$
            ok 1 - lists_match( Looking for pl$ )
        ok 2 - sets_match( Looking for pl$ )
    ok 1 - ack_sets_match( Looking for pl$ )
    1..1
ok 6 - Back anchor
    # Subtest: Case-insensitive via -i
        # Subtest: ack_sets_match( Looking for -i -g PIPE  )
        1..2
        ok 1 - Should have no output to stderr: ack -i -g PIPE t/swamp
            # Subtest: sets_match( Looking for -i -g PIPE  )
            1..1
                # Subtest: lists_match( Looking for -i -g PIPE  )
                1..1
                ok 1 - Looking for -i -g PIPE 
            ok 1 - lists_match( Looking for -i -g PIPE  )
        ok 2 - sets_match( Looking for -i -g PIPE  )
    ok 1 - ack_sets_match( Looking for -i -g PIPE  )
    1..1
ok 7 - Case-insensitive via -i
    # Subtest: Case-insensitive via (?i:)
        # Subtest: ack_sets_match( Looking for (?i:PIPE) )
        1..2
        ok 1 - Should have no output to stderr: ack -g (?i:PIPE) t/swamp
            # Subtest: sets_match( Looking for (?i:PIPE) )
            1..1
                # Subtest: lists_match( Looking for (?i:PIPE) )
                1..1
                ok 1 - Looking for (?i:PIPE)
            ok 1 - lists_match( Looking for (?i:PIPE) )
        ok 2 - sets_match( Looking for (?i:PIPE) )
    ok 1 - ack_sets_match( Looking for (?i:PIPE) )
    1..1
ok 8 - Case-insensitive via (?i:)
    # Subtest: File on command line is always searched
        # Subtest: ack_sets_match( File on command line is always searched )
        1..2
        ok 1 - Should have no output to stderr: ack -g emacs t/swamp/\#emacs-workfile.pl\#
            # Subtest: sets_match( File on command line is always searched )
            1..1
                # Subtest: lists_match( File on command line is always searched )
                1..1
                ok 1 - File on command line is always searched
            ok 1 - lists_match( File on command line is always searched )
        ok 2 - sets_match( File on command line is always searched )
    ok 1 - ack_sets_match( File on command line is always searched )
    1..1
ok 9 - File on command line is always searched
    # Subtest: File on command line is always searched, even with wrong filetype
        # Subtest: ack_sets_match( File on command line is always searched, even with wrong type. )
        1..2
        ok 1 - Should have no output to stderr: ack --html -g parrot t/swamp/parrot.pir
            # Subtest: sets_match( File on command line is always searched, even with wrong type. )
            1..1
                # Subtest: lists_match( File on command line is always searched, even with wrong type. )
                1..1
                ok 1 - File on command line is always searched, even with wrong type.
            ok 1 - lists_match( File on command line is always searched, even with wrong type. )
        ok 2 - sets_match( File on command line is always searched, even with wrong type. )
    ok 1 - ack_sets_match( File on command line is always searched, even with wrong type. )
    1..1
ok 10 - File on command line is always searched, even with wrong filetype
    # Subtest: -Q works on -g
        # Subtest: ack_sets_match( Looking for ack-g.t$ with quotemeta. )
        1..2
        ok 1 - Should have no output to stderr: ack -Q -g ack-g.t$ t
            # Subtest: sets_match( Looking for ack-g.t$ with quotemeta. )
            1..1
                # Subtest: lists_match( Looking for ack-g.t$ with quotemeta. )
                1..1
                ok 1 - Looking for ack-g.t$ with quotemeta.
            ok 1 - lists_match( Looking for ack-g.t$ with quotemeta. )
        ok 2 - sets_match( Looking for ack-g.t$ with quotemeta. )
    ok 1 - ack_sets_match( Looking for ack-g.t$ with quotemeta. )
        # Subtest: ack_sets_match( Looking for of with quotemeta. )
        1..2
        ok 1 - Should have no output to stderr: ack -Q -g of t/text
            # Subtest: sets_match( Looking for of with quotemeta. )
            1..1
                # Subtest: lists_match( Looking for of with quotemeta. )
                1..1
                ok 1 - Looking for of with quotemeta.
            ok 1 - lists_match( Looking for of with quotemeta. )
        ok 2 - sets_match( Looking for of with quotemeta. )
    ok 2 - ack_sets_match( Looking for of with quotemeta. )
    1..2
ok 11 - -Q works on -g
    # Subtest: -w works on -g
        # Subtest: ack_sets_match( Looking for free with '-w'. )
        1..2
        ok 1 - Should have no output to stderr: ack -w -g free t/text/
            # Subtest: sets_match( Looking for free with '-w'. )
            1..1
                # Subtest: lists_match( Looking for free with '-w'. )
                1..1
                ok 1 - Looking for free with '-w'.
            ok 1 - lists_match( Looking for free with '-w'. )
        ok 2 - sets_match( Looking for free with '-w'. )
    ok 1 - ack_sets_match( Looking for free with '-w'. )
        # Subtest: ack_sets_match( Looking for of with '-w'. )
        1..2
        ok 1 - Should have no output to stderr: ack -w -g of t/text
            # Subtest: sets_match( Looking for of with '-w'. )
            1..1
                # Subtest: lists_match( Looking for of with '-w'. )
                1..1
                ok 1 - Looking for of with '-w'.
            ok 1 - lists_match( Looking for of with '-w'. )
        ok 2 - sets_match( Looking for of with '-w'. )
    ok 2 - ack_sets_match( Looking for of with '-w'. )
    1..2
ok 12 - -w works on -g
    # Subtest: -v works on -g
        # Subtest: ack_sets_match( Looking for file names that do not match of )
        1..2
        ok 1 - Should have no output to stderr: ack -v -g of t/text/
            # Subtest: sets_match( Looking for file names that do not match of )
            1..1
                # Subtest: lists_match( Looking for file names that do not match of )
                1..1
                ok 1 - Looking for file names that do not match of
            ok 1 - lists_match( Looking for file names that do not match of )
        ok 2 - sets_match( Looking for file names that do not match of )
    ok 1 - ack_sets_match( Looking for file names that do not match of )
    1..1
ok 13 - -v works on -g
    # Subtest: --smart-case works on -g
        # Subtest: ack_sets_match( Looking for f$ )
        1..2
        ok 1 - Should have no output to stderr: ack --smart-case -g f$ t/swamp
            # Subtest: sets_match( Looking for f$ )
            1..1
                # Subtest: lists_match( Looking for f$ )
                1..1
                ok 1 - Looking for f$
            ok 1 - lists_match( Looking for f$ )
        ok 2 - sets_match( Looking for f$ )
    ok 1 - ack_sets_match( Looking for f$ )
        # Subtest: ack_sets_match( Looking for f$ )
        1..2
        ok 1 - Should have no output to stderr: ack --smart-case -g F$ t/swamp
            # Subtest: sets_match( Looking for f$ )
            1..1
                # Subtest: lists_match( Looking for f$ )
                1..1
                ok 1 - Looking for f$
            ok 1 - lists_match( Looking for f$ )
        ok 2 - sets_match( Looking for f$ )
    ok 2 - ack_sets_match( Looking for f$ )
    1..2
ok 14 - --smart-case works on -g
    # Subtest: test exit codes
    ok 1 - Should have no output to stderr: ack -g foo t/text/
    ok 2 - -g with no matches must exit with 1
    ok 3 - Should have no output to stderr: ack -g boy t/text/
    ok 4 - -g with matches must exit with 0
    1..4
ok 15 - test exit codes
    # Subtest: test -g on a path
        # Subtest: ack_sets_match( Make sure -g matches the whole path )
        1..2
        ok 1 - Should have no output to stderr: ack --sort-files -g text
            # Subtest: sets_match( Make sure -g matches the whole path )
            1..1
                # Subtest: lists_match( Make sure -g matches the whole path )
                1..1
                ok 1 - Make sure -g matches the whole path
            ok 1 - lists_match( Make sure -g matches the whole path )
        ok 2 - sets_match( Make sure -g matches the whole path )
    ok 1 - ack_sets_match( Make sure -g matches the whole path )
    1..1
ok 16 - test -g on a path
    # Subtest: test -g with --color
    ok 1 - Should have no output to stderr: ack --sort-files -g text --color
    ok 2 - Colorizing -g output with --color should work
    1..2
ok 17 - test -g with --color
    # Subtest: test -g without --color; make sure colors don't show
    1..0 # SKIP IO::Pty is required for this test
ok 18 # skip IO::Pty is required for this test
ok
t/ack-group.t ................ 
1..12
ok 1 - Should have no output to stderr: ack --nogroup --nocolor free t/text/4th-of-july.txt t/text/boy-named-sue.txt t/text/freedom-of-choice.txt t/text/me-and-bobbie-mcgee.txt t/text/number.txt t/text/numbered-text.txt t/text/science-of-myth.txt t/text/shut-up-be-happy.txt
    # Subtest: lists_match( No grouping )
    1..1
    ok 1 - No grouping
ok 2 - lists_match( No grouping )
ok 3 - Should have no output to stderr: ack --nobreak --noheading --nocolor free t/text/4th-of-july.txt t/text/boy-named-sue.txt t/text/freedom-of-choice.txt t/text/me-and-bobbie-mcgee.txt t/text/number.txt t/text/numbered-text.txt t/text/science-of-myth.txt t/text/shut-up-be-happy.txt
    # Subtest: lists_match( No grouping )
    1..1
    ok 1 - No grouping
ok 4 - lists_match( No grouping )
ok 5 - Should have no output to stderr: ack --group --nocolor free t/text/4th-of-july.txt t/text/boy-named-sue.txt t/text/freedom-of-choice.txt t/text/me-and-bobbie-mcgee.txt t/text/number.txt t/text/numbered-text.txt t/text/science-of-myth.txt t/text/shut-up-be-happy.txt
    # Subtest: lists_match( Standard grouping )
    1..1
    ok 1 - Standard grouping
ok 6 - lists_match( Standard grouping )
ok 7 - Should have no output to stderr: ack --heading --break --nocolor free t/text/4th-of-july.txt t/text/boy-named-sue.txt t/text/freedom-of-choice.txt t/text/me-and-bobbie-mcgee.txt t/text/number.txt t/text/numbered-text.txt t/text/science-of-myth.txt t/text/shut-up-be-happy.txt
    # Subtest: lists_match( Standard grouping )
    1..1
    ok 1 - Standard grouping
ok 8 - lists_match( Standard grouping )
ok 9 - Should have no output to stderr: ack --heading --nobreak --nocolor free t/text/4th-of-july.txt t/text/boy-named-sue.txt t/text/freedom-of-choice.txt t/text/me-and-bobbie-mcgee.txt t/text/number.txt t/text/numbered-text.txt t/text/science-of-myth.txt t/text/shut-up-be-happy.txt
    # Subtest: lists_match( Standard grouping )
    1..1
    ok 1 - Standard grouping
ok 10 - lists_match( Standard grouping )
ok 11 - Should have no output to stderr: ack --break --noheading --nocolor free t/text/4th-of-july.txt t/text/boy-named-sue.txt t/text/freedom-of-choice.txt t/text/me-and-bobbie-mcgee.txt t/text/number.txt t/text/numbered-text.txt t/text/science-of-myth.txt t/text/shut-up-be-happy.txt
    # Subtest: lists_match( No grouping )
    1..1
    ok 1 - No grouping
ok 12 - lists_match( No grouping )
ok
t/ack-h.t .................... 
1..12
ok 1 - Should have no output to stderr: ack strict t/swamp/options.pl
    # Subtest: lists_match( Looking for strict in one file )
    1..1
    ok 1 - Looking for strict in one file
ok 2 - lists_match( Looking for strict in one file )
ok 3 - Should have no output to stderr: ack strict t/swamp/options.pl t/swamp/pipe-stress-freaks.F
    # Subtest: lists_match( Looking for strict in multiple files )
    1..1
    ok 1 - Looking for strict in multiple files
ok 4 - lists_match( Looking for strict in multiple files )
ok 5 - Should have no output to stderr: ack -H strict t/swamp/options.pl
    # Subtest: lists_match( Looking for strict in one file with -H )
    1..1
    ok 1 - Looking for strict in one file with -H
ok 6 - lists_match( Looking for strict in one file with -H )
ok 7 - Should have no output to stderr: ack --with-filename strict t/swamp/options.pl
    # Subtest: lists_match( Looking for strict in one file with --with-filename )
    1..1
    ok 1 - Looking for strict in one file with --with-filename
ok 8 - lists_match( Looking for strict in one file with --with-filename )
ok 9 - Should have no output to stderr: ack -h strict t/swamp/options.pl t/swamp/crystallography-weenies.f
    # Subtest: lists_match( Looking for strict in multiple files with -h )
    1..1
    ok 1 - Looking for strict in multiple files with -h
ok 10 - lists_match( Looking for strict in multiple files with -h )
ok 11 - Should have no output to stderr: ack --no-filename strict t/swamp/options.pl t/swamp/crystallography-weenies.f
    # Subtest: lists_match( Looking for strict in multiple files with --no-filename )
    1..1
    ok 1 - Looking for strict in multiple files with --no-filename
ok 12 - lists_match( Looking for strict in multiple files with --no-filename )
ok
t/ack-help-types.t ........... 
1..12
ok 1 - Should have no output to stderr: ack --help-types
ok 2 - A match should be found for --perl in the output for --help-types
ok 3 - Line for --perl in output for --help-types contains .pl
ok 4 - Line for --perl in output for --help-types contains .pod
ok 5 - Line for --perl in output for --help-types contains .pl
ok 6 - Line for --perl in output for --help-types contains .t
ok 7 - A match should be found for --python in the output for --help-types
ok 8 - Line for --python in output for --help-types contains .py
ok 9 - A match should be found for --ruby in the output for --help-types
ok 10 - Line for --ruby in output for --help-types contains .rb
ok 11 - Line for --ruby in output for --help-types contains Rakefile
ok 12 - Should have no output to stderr: ack --help=types
ok
t/ack-help.t ................. 
1..92
ok 1 - Option '--ackrc' found in --help output
ok 2 - Option '--after-context' found in --help output
ok 3 - Option '--bar' found in --help output
ok 4 - Option '--before-context' found in --help output
ok 5 - Option '--break' found in --help output
ok 6 - Option '--cathy' found in --help output
ok 7 - Option '--color' found in --help output
ok 8 - Option '--color-filename' found in --help output
ok 9 - Option '--color-lineno' found in --help output
ok 10 - Option '--color-match' found in --help output
ok 11 - Option '--colour' found in --help output
ok 12 - Option '--column' found in --help output
ok 13 - Option '--context' found in --help output
ok 14 - Option '--count' found in --help output
ok 15 - Option '--create-ackrc' found in --help output
ok 16 - Option '--dump' found in --help output
ok 17 - Option '--env' found in --help output
ok 18 - Option '--files-from' found in --help output
ok 19 - Option '--files-with-matches' found in --help output
ok 20 - Option '--files-without-matches' found in --help output
ok 21 - Option '--filter' found in --help output
ok 22 - Option '--flush' found in --help output
ok 23 - Option '--follow' found in --help output
ok 24 - Option '--group' found in --help output
ok 25 - Option '--heading' found in --help output
ok 26 - Option '--help' found in --help output
ok 27 - Option '--help-types' found in --help output
ok 28 - Option '--ignore-ack-defaults' found in --help output
ok 29 - Option '--ignore-case' found in --help output
ok 30 - Option '--ignore-dir' found in --help output
ok 31 - Option '--ignore-directory' found in --help output
ok 32 - Option '--ignore-file' found in --help output
ok 33 - Option '--invert-match' found in --help output
ok 34 - Option '--lines' found in --help output
ok 35 - Option '--literal' found in --help output
ok 36 - Option '--man' found in --help output
ok 37 - Option '--match' found in --help output
ok 38 - Option '--max-count' found in --help output
ok 39 - Option '--no-filename' found in --help output
ok 40 - Option '--no-recurse' found in --help output
ok 41 - Option '--nobreak' found in --help output
ok 42 - Option '--nocolor' found in --help output
ok 43 - Option '--nocolour' found in --help output
ok 44 - Option '--nocolumn' found in --help output
ok 45 - Option '--noenv' found in --help output
ok 46 - Option '--nofilter' found in --help output
ok 47 - Option '--nofollow' found in --help output
ok 48 - Option '--nogroup' found in --help output
ok 49 - Option '--noheading' found in --help output
ok 50 - Option '--noignore-dir' found in --help output
ok 51 - Option '--noignore-directory' found in --help output
ok 52 - Option '--nopager' found in --help output
ok 53 - Option '--nosmart-case' found in --help output
ok 54 - Option '--output' found in --help output
ok 55 - Option '--pager' found in --help output
ok 56 - Option '--passthru' found in --help output
ok 57 - Option '--print0' found in --help output
ok 58 - Option '--recurse' found in --help output
ok 59 - Option '--show-types' found in --help output
ok 60 - Option '--smart-case' found in --help output
ok 61 - Option '--sort-files' found in --help output
ok 62 - Option '--thpppt' found in --help output
ok 63 - Option '--type' found in --help output
ok 64 - Option '--type-add' found in --help output
ok 65 - Option '--type-del' found in --help output
ok 66 - Option '--type-set' found in --help output
ok 67 - Option '--version' found in --help output
ok 68 - Option '--with-filename' found in --help output
ok 69 - Option '--word-regexp' found in --help output
ok 70 - Option '-1' found in --help output
ok 71 - Option '-?' found in --help output
ok 72 - Option '-A' found in --help output
ok 73 - Option '-B' found in --help output
ok 74 - Option '-C' found in --help output
ok 75 - Option '-H' found in --help output
ok 76 - Option '-L' found in --help output
ok 77 - Option '-Q' found in --help output
ok 78 - Option '-R' found in --help output
ok 79 - Option '-c' found in --help output
ok 80 - Option '-f' found in --help output
ok 81 - Option '-g' found in --help output
ok 82 - Option '-h' found in --help output
ok 83 - Option '-i' found in --help output
ok 84 - Option '-l' found in --help output
ok 85 - Option '-m' found in --help output
ok 86 - Option '-n' found in --help output
ok 87 - Option '-o' found in --help output
ok 88 - Option '-r' found in --help output
ok 89 - Option '-s' found in --help output
ok 90 - Option '-v' found in --help output
ok 91 - Option '-w' found in --help output
ok 92 - Option '-x' found in --help output
ok
t/ack-i.t .................... 
1..4
ok 1 - Should have no output to stderr: ack --nocolor APPLE -i t/swamp/groceries/fruit t/swamp/groceries/junk t/swamp/groceries/meat
    # Subtest: lists_match( -i flag )
    1..1
    ok 1 - -i flag
ok 2 - lists_match( -i flag )
ok 3 - Should have no output to stderr: ack --nocolor APPLE --ignore-case t/swamp/groceries/fruit t/swamp/groceries/junk t/swamp/groceries/meat
    # Subtest: lists_match( --ignore-case flag )
    1..1
    ok 1 - --ignore-case flag
ok 4 - lists_match( --ignore-case flag )
ok
t/ack-ignore-dir.t ........... 
1..24
ok 1 - Should have no output to stderr: ack --ignore-dir=subdir --noenv -l apple t/swamp
    # Subtest: sets_match( --ignore-dir=subdir )
    1..1
        # Subtest: lists_match( --ignore-dir=subdir )
        1..1
        ok 1 - --ignore-dir=subdir
    ok 1 - lists_match( --ignore-dir=subdir )
ok 2 - sets_match( --ignore-dir=subdir )
ok 3 - Should have no output to stderr: ack --ignore-dir=subdir/ --noenv -l apple t/swamp
    # Subtest: sets_match( --ignore-dir=subdir/ )
    1..1
        # Subtest: lists_match( --ignore-dir=subdir/ )
        1..1
        ok 1 - --ignore-dir=subdir/
    ok 1 - lists_match( --ignore-dir=subdir/ )
ok 4 - sets_match( --ignore-dir=subdir/ )
ok 5 - Should have no output to stderr: ack --ignore-dir=subdir --ignore-dir=another_subdir --noenv -l apple t/swamp
    # Subtest: sets_match( --ignore-dir=subdir --ignore-dir=another_subdir )
    1..1
        # Subtest: lists_match( --ignore-dir=subdir --ignore-dir=another_subdir )
        1..1
        ok 1 - --ignore-dir=subdir --ignore-dir=another_subdir
    ok 1 - lists_match( --ignore-dir=subdir --ignore-dir=another_subdir )
ok 6 - sets_match( --ignore-dir=subdir --ignore-dir=another_subdir )
ok 7 - Should have no output to stderr: ack --noignore-dir=CVS --noenv -l apple t/swamp
    # Subtest: sets_match( --noignore-dir=CVS )
    1..1
        # Subtest: lists_match( --noignore-dir=CVS )
        1..1
        ok 1 - --noignore-dir=CVS
    ok 1 - lists_match( --noignore-dir=CVS )
ok 8 - sets_match( --noignore-dir=CVS )
ok 9 - Should have no output to stderr: ack --noignore-dir=CVS --noignore-dir=RCS --noenv -l apple t/swamp
    # Subtest: sets_match( --noignore-dir=CVS --noignore-dir=RCS )
    1..1
        # Subtest: lists_match( --noignore-dir=CVS --noignore-dir=RCS )
        1..1
        ok 1 - --noignore-dir=CVS --noignore-dir=RCS
    ok 1 - lists_match( --noignore-dir=CVS --noignore-dir=RCS )
ok 10 - sets_match( --noignore-dir=CVS --noignore-dir=RCS )
ok 11 - Should have no output to stderr: ack --noignore-dir=CVS --ignore-dir=subdir --noenv -l apple t/swamp
    # Subtest: sets_match( --noignore-dir=CVS --ignore-dir=subdir )
    1..1
        # Subtest: lists_match( --noignore-dir=CVS --ignore-dir=subdir )
        1..1
        ok 1 - --noignore-dir=CVS --ignore-dir=subdir
    ok 1 - lists_match( --noignore-dir=CVS --ignore-dir=subdir )
ok 12 - sets_match( --noignore-dir=CVS --ignore-dir=subdir )
ok 13 - Should have no output to stderr: ack --noignore-dir=CVS --ignore-dir=CVS --noenv -l apple t/swamp
    # Subtest: sets_match( --noignore-dir=CVS --ignore-dir=CVS )
    1..1
        # Subtest: lists_match( --noignore-dir=CVS --ignore-dir=CVS )
        1..1
        ok 1 - --noignore-dir=CVS --ignore-dir=CVS
    ok 1 - lists_match( --noignore-dir=CVS --ignore-dir=CVS )
ok 14 - sets_match( --noignore-dir=CVS --ignore-dir=CVS )
ok 15 - Should have no output to stderr: ack --noignore-dir=CVS --ignore-dir=CVS --noignore-dir=CVS --noenv -l apple t/swamp
    # Subtest: sets_match( --noignore-dir=CVS --ignore-dir=CVS --noignore-dir=CVS )
    1..1
        # Subtest: lists_match( --noignore-dir=CVS --ignore-dir=CVS --noignore-dir=CVS )
        1..1
        ok 1 - --noignore-dir=CVS --ignore-dir=CVS --noignore-dir=CVS
    ok 1 - lists_match( --noignore-dir=CVS --ignore-dir=CVS --noignore-dir=CVS )
ok 16 - sets_match( --noignore-dir=CVS --ignore-dir=CVS --noignore-dir=CVS )
ok 17 - Should have no output to stderr: ack --ignore-dir=subdir --noignore-dir=subdir --noenv -l apple t/swamp
    # Subtest: sets_match( --ignore-dir=subdir --noignore-dir=subdir )
    1..1
        # Subtest: lists_match( --ignore-dir=subdir --noignore-dir=subdir )
        1..1
        ok 1 - --ignore-dir=subdir --noignore-dir=subdir
    ok 1 - lists_match( --ignore-dir=subdir --noignore-dir=subdir )
ok 18 - sets_match( --ignore-dir=subdir --noignore-dir=subdir )
ok 19 - Should have no output to stderr: ack --ignore-dir=subdir --noignore-dir=subdir --ignore-dir=subdir --noenv -l apple t/swamp
    # Subtest: sets_match( --ignore-dir=subdir --noignore-dir=subdir --ignore-dir=subdir )
    1..1
        # Subtest: lists_match( --ignore-dir=subdir --noignore-dir=subdir --ignore-dir=subdir )
        1..1
        ok 1 - --ignore-dir=subdir --noignore-dir=subdir --ignore-dir=subdir
    ok 1 - lists_match( --ignore-dir=subdir --noignore-dir=subdir --ignore-dir=subdir )
ok 20 - sets_match( --ignore-dir=subdir --noignore-dir=subdir --ignore-dir=subdir )
ok 21 - Should have no output to stderr: ack --ignore-dir=t\swamp\groceries\another_subdir --noenv -l apple t/swamp
    # Subtest: sets_match( ignore relative paths instead of just directory names )
    1..1
        # Subtest: lists_match( ignore relative paths instead of just directory names )
        1..1
        ok 1 - ignore relative paths instead of just directory names
    ok 1 - lists_match( ignore relative paths instead of just directory names )
ok 22 - sets_match( ignore relative paths instead of just directory names )
ok 23 - Should have no output to stderr: ack --ignore-dir=another_subdir --noignore-dir=CVS --noenv -l apple t/swamp
    # Subtest: sets_match( --ignore-dir=another_subdir --noignore-dir=CVS )
    1..1
        # Subtest: lists_match( --ignore-dir=another_subdir --noignore-dir=CVS )
        1..1
        ok 1 - --ignore-dir=another_subdir --noignore-dir=CVS
    ok 1 - lists_match( --ignore-dir=another_subdir --noignore-dir=CVS )
ok 24 - sets_match( --ignore-dir=another_subdir --noignore-dir=CVS )
ok
t/ack-interactive.t .......... skipped: You need to install IO::Pty to run this test
t/ack-invalid-ackrc.t ........ skipped: Don't yet have a reliable way to ignore the Unicode complaints from Pod::Perldoc
t/ack-k.t .................... 
1..2
    # Subtest: No restrictions on type
        # Subtest: ack_sets_match( No restrictions on type )
        1..2
        ok 1 - Should have no output to stderr: ack -f --show-types t/etc
            # Subtest: sets_match( No restrictions on type )
            1..1
                # Subtest: lists_match( No restrictions on type )
                1..1
                ok 1 - No restrictions on type
            ok 1 - lists_match( No restrictions on type )
        ok 2 - sets_match( No restrictions on type )
    ok 1 - ack_sets_match( No restrictions on type )
    1..1
ok 1 - No restrictions on type
    # Subtest: Only known types
        # Subtest: ack_sets_match( Only known types )
        1..2
        ok 1 - Should have no output to stderr: ack -f -k --show-types t/etc
            # Subtest: sets_match( Only known types )
            1..1
                # Subtest: lists_match( Only known types )
                1..1
                ok 1 - Only known types
            ok 1 - lists_match( Only known types )
        ok 2 - sets_match( Only known types )
    ok 1 - ack_sets_match( Only known types ) # TODO -k not added yet
    1..1
ok 2 - Only known types
ok
t/ack-known-types.t .......... 
1..4
    # Subtest: ack_sets_match( --known-types test #1 )
    1..2
    ok 1 - Should have no output to stderr: ack --known-types -f t/swamp
        # Subtest: sets_match( --known-types test #1 )
        1..1
            # Subtest: lists_match( --known-types test #1 )
            1..1
            ok 1 - --known-types test \#1
        ok 1 - lists_match( --known-types test \#1 )
    ok 2 - sets_match( --known-types test \#1 )
ok 1 - ack_sets_match( --known-types test \#1 )
    # Subtest: ack_sets_match( --known-types test #2 )
    1..2
    ok 1 - Should have no output to stderr: ack --known-types --noperl -f t/swamp
        # Subtest: sets_match( --known-types test #2 )
        1..1
            # Subtest: lists_match( --known-types test #2 )
            1..1
            ok 1 - --known-types test \#2
        ok 1 - lists_match( --known-types test \#2 )
    ok 2 - sets_match( --known-types test \#2 )
ok 2 - ack_sets_match( --known-types test \#2 )
    # Subtest: ack_sets_match( -k test #1 )
    1..2
    ok 1 - Should have no output to stderr: ack -k -f t/swamp
        # Subtest: sets_match( -k test #1 )
        1..1
            # Subtest: lists_match( -k test #1 )
            1..1
            ok 1 - -k test \#1
        ok 1 - lists_match( -k test \#1 )
    ok 2 - sets_match( -k test \#1 )
ok 3 - ack_sets_match( -k test \#1 )
    # Subtest: ack_sets_match( -k test #2 )
    1..2
    ok 1 - Should have no output to stderr: ack -k -f --noperl t/swamp
        # Subtest: sets_match( -k test #2 )
        1..1
            # Subtest: lists_match( -k test #2 )
            1..1
            ok 1 - -k test \#2
        ok 1 - lists_match( -k test \#2 )
    ok 2 - sets_match( -k test \#2 )
ok 4 - ack_sets_match( -k test \#2 )
ok
t/ack-line.t ................. skipped: You need to install IO::Pty to run this test
t/ack-m.t .................... 
1..6
ok 1 - Should have no output to stderr: ack -m 3 -w the t/text/science-of-myth.txt t/text/shut-up-be-happy.txt
    # Subtest: ack_lists_match( Should show only 3 lines per file )
    1..1
        # Subtest: lists_match( Should show only 3 lines per file )
        1..1
        ok 1 - Should show only 3 lines per file
    ok 1 - lists_match( Should show only 3 lines per file )
ok 2 - ack_lists_match( Should show only 3 lines per file )
ok 3 - Should have no output to stderr: ack -1 -w the t/text/science-of-myth.txt t/text/shut-up-be-happy.txt
    # Subtest: ack_lists_match( We should only get one line back for the entire run, not just per file. )
    1..1
        # Subtest: lists_match( We should only get one line back for the entire run, not just per file. )
        1..1
        ok 1 - We should only get one line back for the entire run, not just per file.
    ok 1 - lists_match( We should only get one line back for the entire run, not just per file. )
ok 4 - ack_lists_match( We should only get one line back for the entire run, not just per file. )
ok 5 - Should have no output to stderr: ack -m 3 -l --sort-files the t\text
ok 6
ok
t/ack-match.t ................ 
1..14
    # Subtest: test_match(  )
    ok 1 - Should have no output to stderr: ack Sue t/text
    ok 2 - Should have no output to stderr: ack t/text --match Sue
        # Subtest: sets_match( Same output for regex 'Sue'. )
        1..1
            # Subtest: lists_match( Same output for regex 'Sue'. )
            1..1
            ok 1 - Same output for regex 'Sue'.
        ok 1 - lists_match( Same output for regex 'Sue'. )
    ok 3 - sets_match( Same output for regex 'Sue'. )
    1..3
ok 1 - test_match(  )
    # Subtest: test_match( -i )
    ok 1 - Should have no output to stderr: ack -i boy t/text
    ok 2 - Should have no output to stderr: ack -i t/text --match boy
        # Subtest: sets_match( Same output for regex 'boy'. )
        1..1
            # Subtest: lists_match( Same output for regex 'boy'. )
            1..1
            ok 1 - Same output for regex 'boy'.
        ok 1 - lists_match( Same output for regex 'boy'. )
    ok 3 - sets_match( Same output for regex 'boy'. )
    1..3
ok 2 - test_match( -i )
    # Subtest: test_match( -Q )
    ok 1 - Should have no output to stderr: ack -Q ll+ t/text
    ok 2 - Should have no output to stderr: ack -Q t/text --match ll+
        # Subtest: sets_match( Same output for regex 'll+'. )
        1..1
            # Subtest: lists_match( Same output for regex 'll+'. )
            1..1
            ok 1 - Same output for regex 'll+'.
        ok 1 - lists_match( Same output for regex 'll+'. )
    ok 3 - sets_match( Same output for regex 'll+'. )
    1..3
ok 3 - test_match( -Q )
    # Subtest: test_match( -w )
    ok 1 - Should have no output to stderr: ack -w gon t/text
    ok 2 - Should have no output to stderr: ack -w t/text --match gon
        # Subtest: sets_match( Same output for regex 'gon'. )
        1..1
            # Subtest: lists_match( Same output for regex 'gon'. )
            1..1
            ok 1 - Same output for regex 'gon'.
        ok 1 - lists_match( Same output for regex 'gon'. )
    ok 3 - sets_match( Same output for regex 'gon'. )
    1..3
ok 4 - test_match( -w )
ok 5 - Should have no output to stderr: ack --match Sue
ok 6 - ack should return an error when piped into without a regex
ok 7 - ack should return no STDOUT when piped into without a regex
ok 8 - ack should return one line of error message when piped into without a regex
ok 9
ok 10
ok 11
ok 12
ok 13
ok 14
ok
t/ack-n.t .................... 
1..10
ok 1 - Should have no output to stderr: ack -n --sort-files apple t/swamp/groceries
ok 2
ok 3 - Should have no output to stderr: ack --no-recurse --sort-files apple t/swamp/groceries
ok 4
ok 5 - Should have no output to stderr: ack -n -r --sort-files apple t/swamp/groceries
ok 6
ok 7 - Should have no output to stderr: ack --no-recurse -R --sort-files apple t/swamp/groceries
ok 8
ok 9 - Should have no output to stderr: ack --no-recurse --recurse --sort-files apple t/swamp/groceries
ok 10
ok
t/ack-named-pipes.t .......... skipped: POSIX::mkfifo not implemented on this architecture at t/ack-named-pipes.t line 21.
t/ack-o.t .................... 
1..12
ok 1 - Should have no output to stderr: ack the\s+\S+ t/text/boy-named-sue.txt
    # Subtest: ack_lists_match( Find all the things without -o )
    1..1
        # Subtest: lists_match( Find all the things without -o )
        1..1
        ok 1 - Find all the things without -o
    ok 1 - lists_match( Find all the things without -o )
ok 2 - ack_lists_match( Find all the things without -o )
ok 3 - Should have no output to stderr: ack the\s+\S+ -o t/text/boy-named-sue.txt
    # Subtest: ack_lists_match( Find all the things with -o )
    1..1
        # Subtest: lists_match( Find all the things with -o )
        1..1
        ok 1 - Find all the things with -o
    ok 1 - lists_match( Find all the things with -o )
ok 4 - ack_lists_match( Find all the things with -o )
    # Subtest: ack_sets_match( Find all the things with --output function )
    1..2
    ok 1 - Should have no output to stderr: ack --output=x$1x question(\S+) t/text/
        # Subtest: sets_match( Find all the things with --output function )
        1..1
            # Subtest: lists_match( Find all the things with --output function )
            1..1
            ok 1 - Find all the things with --output function
        ok 1 - lists_match( Find all the things with --output function )
    ok 2 - sets_match( Find all the things with --output function )
ok 5 - ack_sets_match( Find all the things with --output function )
    # Subtest: ack_sets_match( Find all the things with --output function )
    1..2
    ok 1 - Should have no output to stderr: ack --output="$1" question(\S+) t/text/
        # Subtest: sets_match( Find all the things with --output function )
        1..1
            # Subtest: lists_match( Find all the things with --output function )
            1..1
            ok 1 - Find all the things with --output function
        ok 1 - lists_match( Find all the things with --output function )
    ok 2 - sets_match( Find all the things with --output function )
ok 6 - ack_sets_match( Find all the things with --output function )
ok 7
ok 8
ok 9
ok 10
ok 11
ok 12
ok
t/ack-pager.t ................ skipped: You need to install IO::Pty to run this test
t/ack-passthru.t ............. 
1..6
ok 1 - Should have no output to stderr: ack you t/text/4th-of-july.txt
    # Subtest: lists_match( I'm lookin' for you )
    1..1
    ok 1 - I'm lookin' for you
ok 2 - lists_match( I'm lookin' for you )
ok 3 - Should have no output to stderr: ack you --passthru t/text/4th-of-july.txt
    # Subtest: lists_match( Still lookin' for you, in passthru mode )
    1..1
    ok 1 - Still lookin' for you, in passthru mode
ok 4 - lists_match( Still lookin' for you, in passthru mode )
ok 5 # skip Input options have not been implemented for Win32 yet
ok 6 # skip Input options have not been implemented for Win32 yet
ok
t/ack-print0.t ............... 
1..15
ok 1 - Should have no output to stderr: ack -g of t/text/
    # Subtest: sets_match( Files found with -g and without --print0 )
    1..1
        # Subtest: lists_match( Files found with -g and without --print0 )
        1..1
        ok 1 - Files found with -g and without --print0
    ok 1 - lists_match( Files found with -g and without --print0 )
ok 2 - sets_match( Files found with -g and without --print0 )
ok 3 -  ... no null byte in output
ok 4 - Should have no output to stderr: ack -g of --sort-files --print0 t/text
ok 5 - Files found with -g and with --print0
ok 6 - Should have no output to stderr: ack -f --print0 t/text/
ok 7 - Only one line of output with -f and --print0
ok 8 -  ... and null bytes in output
ok 9 - Should have no output to stderr: ack -l --print0 of t/text/
ok 10 - Only one line of output with -l and --print0
ok 11 -  ... and null bytes in output
ok 12 - Should have no output to stderr: ack --count --print0 of t/text/
ok 13 - Only one line of output with --count and --print0
ok 14 -  ... and null bytes in output
ok 15 -  ... and ":\d+" in output, so the counting also works
ok
t/ack-removed-options.t ...... 
1..4
    # Subtest: options = -a the t/text
    ok 1 - Nothing in stdout
    ok 2 - Found error message
    ok 3 - Error mentions -k
    1..3
ok 1 - options = -a the t/text
    # Subtest: options = --all the t/text
    ok 1 - Nothing in stdout
    ok 2 - Found error message
    ok 3 - Error mentions -k
    1..3
ok 2 - options = --all the t/text
    # Subtest: options = -u the t/text
    ok 1 - Nothing in stdout
    ok 2 - Found error message
    1..2
ok 3 - options = -u the t/text
    # Subtest: options = -G sue the t/text
    ok 1 - Nothing in stdout
    ok 2 - Found error message
    1..2
ok 4 - options = -G sue the t/text
ok
t/ack-s.t .................... 
1..4
ok 1
ok 2 - Error if there's no file
ok 3
ok 4
ok
t/ack-show-types.t ........... 
1..6
ok 1 - Should have no output to stderr: ack -f --show-types t/swamp/Rakefile
ok 2 - Only one file should be returned from 'ack -f --show-types t/swamp/Rakefile'
    # Subtest: sets_match( 'ack -f --show-types t/swamp/Rakefile' must return all the expected types )
    1..1
        # Subtest: lists_match( 'ack -f --show-types t/swamp/Rakefile' must return all the expected types )
        1..1
        ok 1 - 'ack -f --show-types t/swamp/Rakefile' must return all the expected types
    ok 1 - lists_match( 'ack -f --show-types t/swamp/Rakefile' must return all the expected types )
ok 3 - sets_match( 'ack -f --show-types t/swamp/Rakefile' must return all the expected types )
ok 4 - Should have no output to stderr: ack -g \bRakef --show-types t/swamp
ok 5 - Only one file should be returned from 'ack -g \bRakef --show-types t/swamp'
    # Subtest: sets_match( 'ack -g \bRakef --show-types t/swamp' must return all the expected types )
    1..1
        # Subtest: lists_match( 'ack -g \bRakef --show-types t/swamp' must return all the expected types )
        1..1
        ok 1 - 'ack -g \bRakef --show-types t/swamp' must return all the expected types
    ok 1 - lists_match( 'ack -g \bRakef --show-types t/swamp' must return all the expected types )
ok 6 - sets_match( 'ack -g \bRakef --show-types t/swamp' must return all the expected types )
ok
t/ack-type-del.t ............. 
1..12
ok 1 - Found initial 11 files
ok 2 - Nothing in stderr
ok 3 - Nothing in stdout
ok 4
ok 5 - Got one output line
ok 6 - Nothing in stderr
ok 7 - Should have no output to stderr: ack --help-types
ok 8
ok 9 - Should have no output to stderr: ack --type-del=perl --type-del=perltest --help-types
ok 10
ok 11 - Should have no output to stderr: ack --type-del=perl --type-del=perltest --dump
    # Subtest: lists_match( --type-del should show up in --dump output )
    1..1
    ok 1 - --type-del should show up in --dump output
ok 12 - lists_match( --type-del should show up in --dump output )
ok
t/ack-type.t ................. 
1..16
ok 1 - Should have no output to stderr: ack --type=perl --nogroup --noheading --nocolor perl t/swamp
    # Subtest: sets_match( TEST_TYPE )
    1..1
        # Subtest: lists_match( TEST_TYPE )
        1..1
        ok 1 - TEST_TYPE
    ok 1 - lists_match( TEST_TYPE )
ok 2 - sets_match( TEST_TYPE )
ok 3 - Should have no output to stderr: ack --type=noperl --nogroup --noheading --nocolor perl t/swamp
    # Subtest: sets_match( TEST_NOTYPE )
    1..1
        # Subtest: lists_match( TEST_NOTYPE )
        1..1
        ok 1 - TEST_NOTYPE
    ok 1 - lists_match( TEST_NOTYPE )
ok 4 - sets_match( TEST_NOTYPE )
ok 5 - Should have no lines back
ok 6
ok 7 - Should have no lines back
ok 8
ok 9 - Should have no output to stderr: ack --nohtml --html --sort-files <title> t/swamp
ok 10
ok 11 - Should have no output to stderr: ack --html --nohtml <title> t/swamp
ok 12
ok 13 - Should have no output to stderr: ack --html --sort-files <title> t/swamp
ok 14
ok 15 - Should have no output to stderr: ack --nohtml <title> t/swamp
ok 16
ok
t/ack-v.t .................... 
1..5
ok 1 - Should have no output to stderr: ack -v are -h -m1 t/text/boy-named-sue.txt
    # Subtest: ack_lists_match( First line of a file that does not contain "are". )
    1..1
        # Subtest: lists_match( First line of a file that does not contain "are". )
        1..1
        ok 1 - First line of a file that does not contain "are".
    ok 1 - lists_match( First line of a file that does not contain "are". )
ok 2 - ack_lists_match( First line of a file that does not contain "are". )
    # Subtest: ack_sets_match( No religion please )
    1..2
    ok 1 - Should have no output to stderr: ack religion -i -v -l t/text
        # Subtest: sets_match( No religion please )
        1..1
            # Subtest: lists_match( No religion please )
            1..1
            ok 1 - No religion please
        ok 1 - lists_match( No religion please )
    ok 2 - sets_match( No religion please )
ok 3 - ack_sets_match( No religion please )
    # Subtest: ack_sets_match( -l -v with .* (which matches any line) should have no results )
    1..2
    ok 1 - Should have no output to stderr: ack .* -l -v t/text
        # Subtest: sets_match( -l -v with .* (which matches any line) should have no results )
        1..1
            # Subtest: lists_match( -l -v with .* (which matches any line) should have no results )
            1..1
            ok 1 - -l -v with .* (which matches any line) should have no results
        ok 1 - lists_match( -l -v with .* (which matches any line) should have no results )
    ok 2 - sets_match( -l -v with .* (which matches any line) should have no results )
ok 4 - ack_sets_match( -l -v with .* (which matches any line) should have no results )
    # Subtest: ack_sets_match( Non-religion counts )
    1..2
    ok 1 - Should have no output to stderr: ack religion -i -v -c t/text
        # Subtest: sets_match( Non-religion counts )
        1..1
            # Subtest: lists_match( Non-religion counts )
            1..1
            ok 1 - Non-religion counts
        ok 1 - lists_match( Non-religion counts )
    ok 2 - sets_match( Non-religion counts )
ok 5 - ack_sets_match( Non-religion counts )
ok
t/ack-w.t .................... 
1..8
ok 1 - Should have no output to stderr: ack Sue! -w -h t/text
    # Subtest: ack_lists_match( Looking for Sue! )
    1..1
        # Subtest: lists_match( Looking for Sue! )
        1..1
        ok 1 - Looking for Sue!
    ok 1 - lists_match( Looking for Sue! )
ok 2 - ack_lists_match( Looking for Sue! )
ok 3 - Should have no output to stderr: ack mu\w -w -h t/text
    # Subtest: ack_lists_match( Looking for mu\w )
    1..1
        # Subtest: lists_match( Looking for mu\w )
        1..1
        ok 1 - Looking for mu\w
    ok 1 - lists_match( Looking for mu\w )
ok 4 - ack_lists_match( Looking for mu\w )
not ok 5 - Automatically fail stderr check for TODO tests. # TODO I can't figure why the -w works from the command line, but not inside this test

#   Failed (TODO) test 'Automatically fail stderr check for TODO tests.'
#   at t/ack-w.t line 48.
    # Subtest: ack_lists_match( Looking for mu. )
    1..1
        # Subtest: lists_match( Looking for mu. )
        1..1
        not ok 1 - Looking for mu.
        
        #   Failed test 'Looking for mu.'
        #   at t/Util.pm line 412.
        # +----+----------------------------------------------------------------+----+----------------------------------------------------------------+
        # | Elt|Got                                                             | Elt|Expected                                                        |
        # +----+----------------------------------------------------------------+----+----------------------------------------------------------------+
        # *   0|'And he didn\'t leave very much for my Ma and me'               *    |                                                                |
        # *   1|'Well, he must have thought that it was quite a joke'           *    |                                                                |
        # |   2|'At an old saloon on a street of mud,'                          |   0|'At an old saloon on a street of mud,'                          |
        # |   3|'Kicking and a-gouging in the mud and the blood and the beer.'  |   1|'Kicking and a-gouging in the mud and the blood and the beer.'  |
        # *   4|'He kicked like a mule and he bit like a crocodile.'            *    |                                                                |
        # *   5|'Science and religion are not mutually exclusive'               *    |                                                                |
        # +----+----------------------------------------------------------------+----+----------------------------------------------------------------+
        # actual[
        #   'And he didn\'t leave very much for my Ma and me',
        #   'Well, he must have thought that it was quite a joke',
        #   'At an old saloon on a street of mud,',
        #   'Kicking and a-gouging in the mud and the blood and the beer.',
        #   'He kicked like a mule and he bit like a crocodile.',
        #   'Science and religion are not mutually exclusive'
        # ]
        # expected[
        #   'At an old saloon on a street of mud,',
        #   'Kicking and a-gouging in the mud and the blood and the beer.'
        # ]
        # Looks like you failed 1 test of 1.
    not ok 1 - lists_match( Looking for mu. )
    
    #   Failed test 'lists_match( Looking for mu. )'
    #   at t/Util.pm line 440.
    # $ ack mu. -w -h t/text
    # Looks like you failed 1 test of 1.
not ok 6 - ack_lists_match( Looking for mu. ) # TODO I can't figure why the -w works from the command line, but not inside this test

#   Failed (TODO) test 'ack_lists_match( Looking for mu. )'
#   at t/ack-w.t line 48.
ok 7 - Should have no output to stderr: ack 650|660|670|680 -w t/text/number.txt
    # Subtest: ack_lists_match( Alternations should also respect boundaries when using -w )
    1..1
        # Subtest: lists_match( Alternations should also respect boundaries when using -w )
        1..1
        ok 1 - Alternations should also respect boundaries when using -w
    ok 1 - lists_match( Alternations should also respect boundaries when using -w )
ok 8 - ack_lists_match( Alternations should also respect boundaries when using -w )
ok
t/ack-x.t .................... 
1..2
    # Subtest: sets_match( t/ack-x.t )
    1..1
        # Subtest: lists_match( t/ack-x.t )
        1..1
        ok 1 - t/ack-x.t
    ok 1 - lists_match( t/ack-x.t )
ok 1 - sets_match( t/ack-x.t )
ok 2
ok
t/anchored.t ................. 
1..5
ok 1 - Should have no output to stderr: ack -h -i ^science t/text
    # Subtest: ack_lists_match( Looking for front-anchored "science" )
    1..1
        # Subtest: lists_match( Looking for front-anchored "science" )
        1..1
        ok 1 - Looking for front-anchored "science"
    ok 1 - lists_match( Looking for front-anchored "science" )
ok 2 - ack_lists_match( Looking for front-anchored "science" )
    # Subtest: ack_sets_match( Looking for back-anchored "done" )
    1..2
    ok 1 - Should have no output to stderr: ack -h -i done$ t/text
        # Subtest: sets_match( Looking for back-anchored "done" )
        1..1
            # Subtest: lists_match( Looking for back-anchored "done" )
            1..1
            ok 1 - Looking for back-anchored "done"
        ok 1 - lists_match( Looking for back-anchored "done" )
    ok 2 - sets_match( Looking for back-anchored "done" )
ok 3 - ack_sets_match( Looking for back-anchored "done" )
ok 4 - Should have no output to stderr: ack -h -i science t/text
    # Subtest: ack_lists_match( Looking for unanchored science )
    1..1
        # Subtest: lists_match( Looking for unanchored science )
        1..1
        ok 1 - Looking for unanchored science
    ok 1 - lists_match( Looking for unanchored science )
ok 5 - ack_lists_match( Looking for unanchored science )
ok
t/asp-net-ext.t .............. 
1..2
ok 1 - Should have no output to stderr: ack --aspx -f
    # Subtest: sets_match( t/asp-net-ext.t )
    1..1
        # Subtest: lists_match( t/asp-net-ext.t )
        1..1
        ok 1 - t/asp-net-ext.t
    ok 1 - lists_match( t/asp-net-ext.t )
ok 2 - sets_match( t/asp-net-ext.t )
ok
t/bad-ackrc-opt.t ............ 
1..4
ok 1 - Nothing to stdout
ok 2 - only one line to stderr
ok 3 - Got the right message
ok 4 - Non-zero return code
ok
t/basic.t .................... 
1..12
ok 1 - Should have no output to stderr: ack strict t/swamp/options.pl
    # Subtest: lists_match( Looking for strict in one file )
    1..1
    ok 1 - Looking for strict in one file
ok 2 - lists_match( Looking for strict in one file )
ok 3 - Should have no output to stderr: ack strict t/swamp/options.pl t/swamp/pipe-stress-freaks.F
    # Subtest: lists_match( Looking for strict in multiple files )
    1..1
    ok 1 - Looking for strict in multiple files
ok 4 - lists_match( Looking for strict in multiple files )
ok 5 - Should have no output to stderr: ack -H strict t/swamp/options.pl
    # Subtest: lists_match( Looking for strict in one file with -H )
    1..1
    ok 1 - Looking for strict in one file with -H
ok 6 - lists_match( Looking for strict in one file with -H )
ok 7 - Should have no output to stderr: ack --with-filename strict t/swamp/options.pl
    # Subtest: lists_match( Looking for strict in one file with --with-filename )
    1..1
    ok 1 - Looking for strict in one file with --with-filename
ok 8 - lists_match( Looking for strict in one file with --with-filename )
ok 9 - Should have no output to stderr: ack -h strict t/swamp/options.pl t/swamp/crystallography-weenies.f
    # Subtest: lists_match( Looking for strict in multiple files with -h )
    1..1
    ok 1 - Looking for strict in multiple files with -h
ok 10 - lists_match( Looking for strict in multiple files with -h )
ok 11 - Should have no output to stderr: ack --no-filename strict t/swamp/options.pl t/swamp/crystallography-weenies.f
    # Subtest: lists_match( Looking for strict in multiple files with --no-filename )
    1..1
    ok 1 - Looking for strict in multiple files with --no-filename
ok 12 - lists_match( Looking for strict in multiple files with --no-filename )
ok
t/command-line-files.t ....... 
1..4
    # Subtest: ack_sets_match( One hit for specifying a dir )
    1..2
    ok 1 - Should have no output to stderr: ack notaword t/swamp
        # Subtest: sets_match( One hit for specifying a dir )
        1..1
            # Subtest: lists_match( One hit for specifying a dir )
            1..1
            ok 1 - One hit for specifying a dir
        ok 1 - lists_match( One hit for specifying a dir )
    ok 2 - sets_match( One hit for specifying a dir )
ok 1 - ack_sets_match( One hit for specifying a dir )
    # Subtest: ack_sets_match( Two hits for specifying the file )
    1..2
    ok 1 - Should have no output to stderr: ack notaword t/swamp/options.pl t/swamp/options.pl.bak
        # Subtest: sets_match( Two hits for specifying the file )
        1..1
            # Subtest: lists_match( Two hits for specifying the file )
            1..1
            ok 1 - Two hits for specifying the file
        ok 1 - lists_match( Two hits for specifying the file )
    ok 2 - sets_match( Two hits for specifying the file )
ok 2 - ack_sets_match( Two hits for specifying the file )
    # Subtest: lists_match( Error if there's no file )
    1..1
    ok 1 - Error if there's no file
ok 3 - lists_match( Error if there's no file )
    # Subtest: lists_match( Find the one file that has a hit )
    1..1
    ok 1 - Find the one file that has a hit
ok 4 - lists_match( Find the one file that has a hit )
ok
t/config-backwards-compat.t .. 
1..3
ok 1 - Got back exactly one line
ok 2
ok 3 - No output to stderr
ok
t/config-finder.t ............ skipped: Your $TMPDIR (C:/cpanfly-5.20/var/tmp) is set to a descendant directory of your home directory.  This test is known to fail with such a setting.  Please set your TMPDIR to something else to get this test to pass.
t/config-loader.t ............ 
    # Subtest: test_loader( empty inputs should result in default outputs )
    1..2
    ok 1 - Options match
    ok 2 - Targets match
ok 1 - test_loader( empty inputs should result in default outputs )
    # Subtest: test_loader( -A should set after_context )
    1..2
    ok 1 - Options match
    ok 2 - Targets match
ok 2 - test_loader( -A should set after_context )
    # Subtest: test_loader( --after-context should set after_context )
    1..2
    ok 1 - Options match
    ok 2 - Targets match
ok 3 - test_loader( --after-context should set after_context )
    # Subtest: test_loader( -B should set before_context )
    1..2
    ok 1 - Options match
    ok 2 - Targets match
ok 4 - test_loader( -B should set before_context )
    # Subtest: test_loader( --before-context should set before_context )
    1..2
    ok 1 - Options match
    ok 2 - Targets match
ok 5 - test_loader( --before-context should set before_context )
    # Subtest: test_loader( ACK_PAGER should set the default pager )
    1..2
    ok 1 - Options match
    ok 2 - Targets match
ok 6 - test_loader( ACK_PAGER should set the default pager )
    # Subtest: test_loader( --pager should override ACK_PAGER )
    1..2
    ok 1 - Options match
    ok 2 - Targets match
ok 7 - test_loader( --pager should override ACK_PAGER )
    # Subtest: test_loader( --nopager should suppress ACK_PAGER )
    1..2
    ok 1 - Options match
    ok 2 - Targets match
ok 8 - test_loader( --nopager should suppress ACK_PAGER )
    # Subtest: test_loader( ACK_PAGER_COLOR should set the default pager )
    1..2
    ok 1 - Options match
    ok 2 - Targets match
ok 9 - test_loader( ACK_PAGER_COLOR should set the default pager )
    # Subtest: test_loader( --pager should override ACK_PAGER_COLOR )
    1..2
    ok 1 - Options match
    ok 2 - Targets match
ok 10 - test_loader( --pager should override ACK_PAGER_COLOR )
    # Subtest: test_loader( --nopager should suppress ACK_PAGER_COLOR )
    1..2
    ok 1 - Options match
    ok 2 - Targets match
ok 11 - test_loader( --nopager should suppress ACK_PAGER_COLOR )
    # Subtest: test_loader( ACK_PAGER_COLOR should override ACK_PAGER )
    1..2
    ok 1 - Options match
    ok 2 - Targets match
ok 12 - test_loader( ACK_PAGER_COLOR should override ACK_PAGER )
    # Subtest: test_loader( --pager should override ACK_PAGER_COLOR and ACK_PAGER )
    1..2
    ok 1 - Options match
    ok 2 - Targets match
ok 13 - test_loader( --pager should override ACK_PAGER_COLOR and ACK_PAGER )
    # Subtest: test_loader( --nopager should suppress ACK_PAGER_COLOR and ACK_PAGER )
    1..2
    ok 1 - Options match
    ok 2 - Targets match
ok 14 - test_loader( --nopager should suppress ACK_PAGER_COLOR and ACK_PAGER )
    # Subtest: test_loader( PAGER doesn't affect ack by default )
    1..2
    ok 1 - Options match
    ok 2 - Targets match
ok 15 - test_loader( PAGER doesn't affect ack by default )
    # Subtest: test_loader( PAGER is used if --pager is specified with no argument )
    1..2
    ok 1 - Options match
    ok 2 - Targets match
ok 16 - test_loader( PAGER is used if --pager is specified with no argument )
    # Subtest: test_loader( PAGER is not used if --pager is specified with an argument )
    1..2
    ok 1 - Options match
    ok 2 - Targets match
ok 17 - test_loader( PAGER is not used if --pager is specified with an argument )
1..17
ok
t/context.t .................. 
1..32
ok 1 - Should have no output to stderr: ack -B1 left t/text/boy-named-sue.txt
    # Subtest: ack_lists_match( Looking for left - before )
    1..1
        # Subtest: lists_match( Looking for left - before )
        1..1
        ok 1 - Looking for left - before
    ok 1 - lists_match( Looking for left - before )
ok 2 - ack_lists_match( Looking for left - before )
ok 3 - Should have no output to stderr: ack -B2 laugh t/text
    # Subtest: ack_lists_match( Looking for laugh - before with line numbers )
    1..1
        # Subtest: lists_match( Looking for laugh - before with line numbers )
        1..1
        ok 1 - Looking for laugh - before with line numbers
    ok 1 - lists_match( Looking for laugh - before with line numbers )
ok 4 - ack_lists_match( Looking for laugh - before with line numbers )
ok 5 - Should have no output to stderr: ack -A2 [nN]amed Sue t/text/boy-named-sue.txt
    # Subtest: ack_lists_match( Looking for [nN]amed Sue - after )
    1..1
        # Subtest: lists_match( Looking for [nN]amed Sue - after )
        1..1
        ok 1 - Looking for [nN]amed Sue - after
    ok 1 - lists_match( Looking for [nN]amed Sue - after )
ok 6 - ack_lists_match( Looking for [nN]amed Sue - after )
ok 7 - Should have no output to stderr: ack -C giggle t/text/boy-named-sue.txt
    # Subtest: ack_lists_match( Looking for giggle - context defaults to 2 )
    1..1
        # Subtest: lists_match( Looking for giggle - context defaults to 2 )
        1..1
        ok 1 - Looking for giggle - context defaults to 2
    ok 1 - lists_match( Looking for giggle - context defaults to 2 )
ok 8 - ack_lists_match( Looking for giggle - context defaults to 2 )
ok 9 - Should have no output to stderr: ack -1 -C giggle t/text/boy-named-sue.txt
    # Subtest: ack_lists_match( Looking for giggle with -1 )
    1..1
        # Subtest: lists_match( Looking for giggle with -1 )
        1..1
        ok 1 - Looking for giggle with -1
    ok 1 - lists_match( Looking for giggle with -1 )
ok 10 - ack_lists_match( Looking for giggle with -1 )
ok 11 - Should have no output to stderr: ack -C 05|06 t/text/numbered-text.txt
    # Subtest: ack_lists_match( Looking for 05|06 with overlapping contexts )
    1..1
        # Subtest: lists_match( Looking for 05|06 with overlapping contexts )
        1..1
        ok 1 - Looking for 05|06 with overlapping contexts
    ok 1 - lists_match( Looking for 05|06 with overlapping contexts )
ok 12 - ack_lists_match( Looking for 05|06 with overlapping contexts )
ok 13 - Should have no output to stderr: ack -C 03|08 t/text/numbered-text.txt
    # Subtest: ack_lists_match( Looking for 03|08 with contexts that touch )
    1..1
        # Subtest: lists_match( Looking for 03|08 with contexts that touch )
        1..1
        ok 1 - Looking for 03|08 with contexts that touch
    ok 1 - lists_match( Looking for 03|08 with contexts that touch )
ok 14 - ack_lists_match( Looking for 03|08 with contexts that touch )
ok 15 - Should have no output to stderr: ack -C 03|09 t/text/numbered-text.txt
    # Subtest: ack_lists_match( Looking for 03|09 with contexts that just don't touch )
    1..1
        # Subtest: lists_match( Looking for 03|09 with contexts that just don't touch )
        1..1
        ok 1 - Looking for 03|09 with contexts that just don't touch
    ok 1 - lists_match( Looking for 03|09 with contexts that just don't touch )
ok 16 - ack_lists_match( Looking for 03|09 with contexts that just don't touch )
ok 17 - Should have no output to stderr: ack --color -C 05|06 t/text/numbered-text.txt
    # Subtest: ack_lists_match( Looking for 05|06 with overlapping contexts )
    1..1
        # Subtest: lists_match( Looking for 05|06 with overlapping contexts )
        1..1
        ok 1 - Looking for 05|06 with overlapping contexts
    ok 1 - lists_match( Looking for 05|06 with overlapping contexts )
ok 18 - ack_lists_match( Looking for 05|06 with overlapping contexts )
ok 19 - Should have no output to stderr: ack --color -B2 05|06 t/text/numbered-text.txt
    # Subtest: ack_lists_match( Looking for 05|06 with overlapping contexts )
    1..1
        # Subtest: lists_match( Looking for 05|06 with overlapping contexts )
        1..1
        ok 1 - Looking for 05|06 with overlapping contexts
    ok 1 - lists_match( Looking for 05|06 with overlapping contexts )
ok 20 - ack_lists_match( Looking for 05|06 with overlapping contexts )
ok 21 - Should have no output to stderr: ack --color -A2 05|06 t/text/numbered-text.txt
    # Subtest: ack_lists_match( Looking for 05|06 with overlapping contexts )
    1..1
        # Subtest: lists_match( Looking for 05|06 with overlapping contexts )
        1..1
        ok 1 - Looking for 05|06 with overlapping contexts
    ok 1 - lists_match( Looking for 05|06 with overlapping contexts )
ok 22 - ack_lists_match( Looking for 05|06 with overlapping contexts )
ok 23 - Should have no output to stderr: ack -m3 -C1 ya t/text/boy-named-sue.txt
    # Subtest: ack_lists_match( Looking for ya with -m3 )
    1..1
        # Subtest: lists_match( Looking for ya with -m3 )
        1..1
        ok 1 - Looking for ya with -m3
    ok 1 - lists_match( Looking for ya with -m3 )
ok 24 - ack_lists_match( Looking for ya with -m3 )
ok 25 - Only two lines are highlighted
ok 26 - Expecting altogether 18 lines back
ok 27 - Should have no output to stderr: ack --python --group -C python
    # Subtest: ack_lists_match( Looking for python in Python files with grouping )
    1..1
        # Subtest: lists_match( Looking for python in Python files with grouping )
        1..1
        ok 1 - Looking for python in Python files with grouping
    ok 1 - lists_match( Looking for python in Python files with grouping )
ok 28 - ack_lists_match( Looking for python in Python files with grouping )
ok 29 - Should have no output to stderr: ack --group -B1 --sort-files left t/text/
    # Subtest: ack_lists_match( Looking for left in multiple files with grouping )
    1..1
        # Subtest: lists_match( Looking for left in multiple files with grouping )
        1..1
        ok 1 - Looking for left in multiple files with grouping
    ok 1 - lists_match( Looking for left in multiple files with grouping )
ok 30 - ack_lists_match( Looking for left in multiple files with grouping )
ok 31 - Should have no output to stderr: ack --column -C2 -H reedom t/text/freedom-of-choice.txt
    # Subtest: ack_lists_match( Looking for reedom in file t/text/freedom-of-choice.txt with columns and context )
    1..1
        # Subtest: lists_match( Looking for reedom in file t/text/freedom-of-choice.txt with columns and context )
        1..1
        ok 1 - Looking for reedom in file t/text/freedom-of-choice.txt with columns and context
    ok 1 - lists_match( Looking for reedom in file t/text/freedom-of-choice.txt with columns and context )
ok 32 - ack_lists_match( Looking for reedom in file t/text/freedom-of-choice.txt with columns and context )
ok
t/default-filter.t ........... 
1..1
    # Subtest: filter_test(only non-binary files should be matched)
    ok 1
        # Subtest: sets_match( only non-binary files should be matched )
        1..1
            # Subtest: lists_match( only non-binary files should be matched )
            1..1
            ok 1 - only non-binary files should be matched
        ok 1 - lists_match( only non-binary files should be matched )
    ok 2 - sets_match( only non-binary files should be matched )
    1..2
ok 1 - filter_test(only non-binary files should be matched)
ok
t/exit-code.t ................ 
1..4
ok 1 - Should have no output to stderr: ack boy t/text/boy-named-sue.txt
ok 2 - Exit code with matches should be 0
ok 3 - Should have no output to stderr: ack foo t/text/boy-named-sue.txt
ok 4 - Exit code with no matches should be 1
ok
t/ext-filter.t ............... 
1..1
    # Subtest: filter_test(only the given extensions should be matched)
    ok 1
        # Subtest: sets_match( only the given extensions should be matched )
        1..1
            # Subtest: lists_match( only the given extensions should be matched )
            1..1
            ok 1 - only the given extensions should be matched
        ok 1 - lists_match( only the given extensions should be matched )
    ok 2 - sets_match( only the given extensions should be matched )
    1..2
ok 1 - filter_test(only the given extensions should be matched)
ok
t/file-permission.t .......... skipped: Can't be checked under Win32
t/filetypes.t ................ 
    # Subtest: sets_match( foo.pod can be multiple things )
    1..1
        # Subtest: lists_match( foo.pod can be multiple things )
        1..1
        ok 1 - foo.pod can be multiple things
    ok 1 - lists_match( foo.pod can be multiple things )
ok 1 - sets_match( foo.pod can be multiple things )
    # Subtest: sets_match( t/swamp/perl.pm )
    1..1
        # Subtest: lists_match( t/swamp/perl.pm )
        1..1
        ok 1 - t/swamp/perl.pm
    ok 1 - lists_match( t/swamp/perl.pm )
ok 2 - sets_match( t/swamp/perl.pm )
    # Subtest: sets_match( t/swamp/Makefile.PL )
    1..1
        # Subtest: lists_match( t/swamp/Makefile.PL )
        1..1
        ok 1 - t/swamp/Makefile.PL
    ok 1 - lists_match( t/swamp/Makefile.PL )
ok 3 - sets_match( t/swamp/Makefile.PL )
    # Subtest: sets_match( Unknown )
    1..1
        # Subtest: lists_match( Unknown )
        1..1
        ok 1 - Unknown
    ok 1 - lists_match( Unknown )
ok 4 - sets_match( Unknown )
ok 5 - foo.pod can be perl
ok 6 - foo.pod can be parrot
ok 7 - foo.pod cannot be ruby
ok 8 - perl.handler.pod can be perl
ok 9 - Makefile is a makefile
ok 10 - Rakefile is a rakefile
ok 11 - correctly skip files starting and ending with hash mark
    # Subtest: sets_match( Checking t/etc/buttonhook.xml.xxx )
    1..1
        # Subtest: lists_match( Checking t/etc/buttonhook.xml.xxx )
        1..1
        ok 1 - Checking t/etc/buttonhook.xml.xxx
    ok 1 - lists_match( Checking t/etc/buttonhook.xml.xxx )
ok 12 - sets_match( Checking t/etc/buttonhook.xml.xxx )
    # Subtest: sets_match( Checking t/etc/shebang.php.xxx )
    1..1
        # Subtest: lists_match( Checking t/etc/shebang.php.xxx )
        1..1
        ok 1 - Checking t/etc/shebang.php.xxx
    ok 1 - lists_match( Checking t/etc/shebang.php.xxx )
ok 13 - sets_match( Checking t/etc/shebang.php.xxx )
    # Subtest: sets_match( Checking t/etc/shebang.pl.xxx )
    1..1
        # Subtest: lists_match( Checking t/etc/shebang.pl.xxx )
        1..1
        ok 1 - Checking t/etc/shebang.pl.xxx
    ok 1 - lists_match( Checking t/etc/shebang.pl.xxx )
ok 14 - sets_match( Checking t/etc/shebang.pl.xxx )
    # Subtest: sets_match( Checking t/etc/shebang.py.xxx )
    1..1
        # Subtest: lists_match( Checking t/etc/shebang.py.xxx )
        1..1
        ok 1 - Checking t/etc/shebang.py.xxx
    ok 1 - lists_match( Checking t/etc/shebang.py.xxx )
ok 15 - sets_match( Checking t/etc/shebang.py.xxx )
    # Subtest: sets_match( Checking t/etc/shebang.rb.xxx )
    1..1
        # Subtest: lists_match( Checking t/etc/shebang.rb.xxx )
        1..1
        ok 1 - Checking t/etc/shebang.rb.xxx
    ok 1 - lists_match( Checking t/etc/shebang.rb.xxx )
ok 16 - sets_match( Checking t/etc/shebang.rb.xxx )
    # Subtest: sets_match( Checking t/etc/shebang.sh.xxx )
    1..1
        # Subtest: lists_match( Checking t/etc/shebang.sh.xxx )
        1..1
        ok 1 - Checking t/etc/shebang.sh.xxx
    ok 1 - lists_match( Checking t/etc/shebang.sh.xxx )
ok 17 - sets_match( Checking t/etc/shebang.sh.xxx )
    # Subtest: sets_match( Checking t/swamp/Makefile )
    1..1
        # Subtest: lists_match( Checking t/swamp/Makefile )
        1..1
        ok 1 - Checking t/swamp/Makefile
    ok 1 - lists_match( Checking t/swamp/Makefile )
ok 18 - sets_match( Checking t/swamp/Makefile )
    # Subtest: sets_match( Checking t/swamp/Makefile.PL )
    1..1
        # Subtest: lists_match( Checking t/swamp/Makefile.PL )
        1..1
        ok 1 - Checking t/swamp/Makefile.PL
    ok 1 - lists_match( Checking t/swamp/Makefile.PL )
ok 19 - sets_match( Checking t/swamp/Makefile.PL )
1..19
ok
t/filter.t ................... 
1..5
ok 1 - Creating an unknown filter should fail
ok 2 - Got the expected error
ok 3 - Creating a registered filter should succeed
ok 4 - 'Creating a test filter should be a TestFilter' isa 'TestFilter'
ok 5 - Extra arguments should get passed through to constructor
ok
t/firstlinematch-filter.t .... 
1..1
    # Subtest: filter_test(only files with "perl" in their first line should be matched)
    ok 1
        # Subtest: sets_match( only files with "perl" in their first line should be matched )
        1..1
            # Subtest: lists_match( only files with "perl" in their first line should be matched )
            1..1
            ok 1 - only files with "perl" in their first line should be matched
        ok 1 - lists_match( only files with "perl" in their first line should be matched )
    ok 2 - sets_match( only files with "perl" in their first line should be matched )
    1..2
ok 1 - filter_test(only files with "perl" in their first line should be matched)
ok
t/highlighting.t ............. 
1..6
ok 1 - Should have no output to stderr: ack beliefs t/text/ --color --group --sort-files
ok 2 - Basic highlights match
ok 3 - Should have no output to stderr: ack \w*din\w* t/text/ --color --group --sort-files
ok 4 - Metacharacters match
ok 5 - Should have no output to stderr: ack love -C1 t/text/ --color --group --sort-files
ok 6 - Context is all good
ok
t/illegal-regex.t ............ 
1..2
    # Subtest: test_ack_with( illegal pattern: ?foo t/ )
    ok 1 - No STDOUT for illegal pattern
    ok 2 - Two lines of STDERR for illegal pattern
    ok 3 - Correct ack error message for illegal pattern
    ok 4 - Correct type of error for illegal pattern
    1..4
ok 1 - test_ack_with( illegal pattern: ?foo t/ )
    # Subtest: test_ack_with( illegal -g regex: -g ?foo t/ )
    ok 1 - No STDOUT for illegal -g regex
    ok 2 - Two lines of STDERR for illegal -g regex
    ok 3 - Correct ack error message for illegal -g regex
    ok 4 - Correct type of error for illegal -g regex
    1..4
ok 2 - test_ack_with( illegal -g regex: -g ?foo t/ )
ok
t/incomplete-last-line.t ..... 
1..2
ok 1 - Should have no output to stderr: ack -h --nogroup last t/swamp/incomplete-last-line.txt t/text/shut-up-be-happy.txt
    # Subtest: ack_lists_match( Incomplete line gets a newline appended. )
    1..1
        # Subtest: lists_match( Incomplete line gets a newline appended. )
        1..1
        ok 1 - Incomplete line gets a newline appended.
    ok 1 - lists_match( Incomplete line gets a newline appended. )
ok 2 - ack_lists_match( Incomplete line gets a newline appended. )
ok
t/inverted-file-filter.t ..... 
1..2
    # Subtest: ack_sets_match( Exclude only )
    1..2
    ok 1 - Should have no output to stderr: ack --noperl -f t/swamp
        # Subtest: sets_match( Exclude only )
        1..1
            # Subtest: lists_match( Exclude only )
            1..1
            ok 1 - Exclude only
        ok 1 - lists_match( Exclude only )
    ok 2 - sets_match( Exclude only )
ok 1 - ack_sets_match( Exclude only )
    # Subtest: ack_sets_match( Include plus exclude only )
    1..2
    ok 1 - Should have no output to stderr: ack --type-add=pod:ext:pod --perl --nopod -f t/swamp
        # Subtest: sets_match( Include plus exclude only )
        1..1
            # Subtest: lists_match( Include plus exclude only )
            1..1
            ok 1 - Include plus exclude only
        ok 1 - lists_match( Include plus exclude only )
    ok 2 - sets_match( Include plus exclude only )
ok 2 - ack_sets_match( Include plus exclude only )
ok
t/is-filter.t ................ 
1..1
    # Subtest: filter_test(Only Makefile should be matched)
    ok 1
        # Subtest: sets_match( Only Makefile should be matched )
        1..1
            # Subtest: lists_match( Only Makefile should be matched )
            1..1
            ok 1 - Only Makefile should be matched
        ok 1 - lists_match( Only Makefile should be matched )
    ok 2 - sets_match( Only Makefile should be matched )
    1..2
ok 1 - filter_test(Only Makefile should be matched)
ok
t/lib/00-coverage.t .......... 
1..17
ok 1 - Ack.pm has a corresponding Ack.t
ok 2 - Basic.pm has a corresponding Basic.t
ok 3 - Collection.pm has a corresponding Collection.t
ok 4 - ConfigDefault.pm has a corresponding ConfigDefault.t
ok 5 - ConfigFinder.pm has a corresponding ConfigFinder.t
ok 6 - ConfigLoader.pm has a corresponding ConfigLoader.t
ok 7 - Default.pm has a corresponding Default.t
ok 8 - Extension.pm has a corresponding Extension.t
ok 9 - ExtensionGroup.pm has a corresponding ExtensionGroup.t
ok 10 - Filter.pm has a corresponding Filter.t
ok 11 - FirstLineMatch.pm has a corresponding FirstLineMatch.t
ok 12 - Inverse.pm has a corresponding Inverse.t
ok 13 - Is.pm has a corresponding Is.t
ok 14 - IsGroup.pm has a corresponding IsGroup.t
ok 15 - Match.pm has a corresponding Match.t
ok 16 - Resource.pm has a corresponding Resource.t
ok 17 - Resources.pm has a corresponding Resources.t
ok
t/lib/Ack.t .................. 
1..1
ok 1 - App::Ack loaded with nothing else loaded first
ok
t/lib/Basic.t ................ 
1..1
ok 1 - App::Ack::Resource::Basic loaded with nothing else loaded first
ok
t/lib/Collection.t ........... 
1..1
ok 1 - App::Ack::Filter::Collection loaded with nothing else loaded first
ok
t/lib/ConfigDefault.t ........ 
1..1
ok 1 - App::Ack::ConfigDefault loaded with nothing else loaded first
ok
t/lib/ConfigFinder.t ......... 
1..1
ok 1 - App::Ack::ConfigFinder loaded with nothing else loaded first
ok
t/lib/ConfigLoader.t ......... 
1..1
ok 1 - App::Ack::ConfigLoader loaded with nothing else loaded first
ok
t/lib/Default.t .............. 
1..1
ok 1 - App::Ack::Filter::Default loaded with nothing else loaded first
ok
t/lib/Extension.t ............ 
1..1
ok 1 - App::Ack::Filter::Extension loaded with nothing else loaded first
ok
t/lib/ExtensionGroup.t ....... 
1..1
ok 1 - App::Ack::Filter::ExtensionGroup loaded with nothing else loaded first
ok
t/lib/Filter.t ............... 
1..1
ok 1 - App::Ack::Filter loaded with nothing else loaded first
ok
t/lib/FirstLineMatch.t ....... 
1..1
ok 1 - App::Ack::Filter::FirstLineMatch loaded with nothing else loaded first
ok
t/lib/Inverse.t .............. 
1..1
ok 1 - App::Ack::Filter::Inverse loaded with nothing else loaded first
ok
t/lib/Is.t ................... 
1..1
ok 1 - App::Ack::Filter::Is loaded with nothing else loaded first
ok
t/lib/IsGroup.t .............. 
1..1
ok 1 - App::Ack::Filter::IsGroup loaded with nothing else loaded first
ok
t/lib/Match.t ................ 
1..1
ok 1 - App::Ack::Filter::Match loaded with nothing else loaded first
ok
t/lib/Resource.t ............. 
1..1
ok 1 - App::Ack::Resource loaded with nothing else loaded first
ok
t/lib/Resources.t ............ 
1..1
ok 1 - App::Ack::Resources loaded with nothing else loaded first
ok
t/longopts.t ................. 
1..38
ok 1 - Should have no output to stderr: ack --help
ok 2 - --help output is correct
ok 3 - Should have no output to stderr: ack --version
ok 4 - --version output is correct
ok 5 - Should have no output to stderr: ack -i upper case t/swamp/options.pl
ok 6 - -i works correctly for ascii
ok 7 - Should have no output to stderr: ack --ignore-case upper case t/swamp/options.pl
ok 8 - --ignore-case works correctly for ascii
ok 9 - Should have no output to stderr: ack --smart-case upper case t/swamp/options.pl
ok 10 - --smart-case turn on ignore-case when PATTERN has no upper
ok 11 - Should have no output to stderr: ack --smart-case Upper case t/swamp/options.pl
ok 12 - --smart-case does nothing when PATTERN has upper
ok 13 - Should have no output to stderr: ack --smart-case -i UpPer CaSe t/swamp/options.pl
ok 14 - -i overrides --smart-case, forcing ignore case, even when PATTERN has upper
ok 15 - Should have no output to stderr: ack -v use warnings t/swamp/options.pl
ok 16 - -v works correctly
ok 17 - Should have no output to stderr: ack --invert-match use warnings t/swamp/options.pl
ok 18 - --invert-match works correctly
ok 19 - Should have no output to stderr: ack -w word t/swamp/options.pl
ok 20 - -w ignores non-words
ok 21 - -w ignores non-words
ok 22 - Should have no output to stderr: ack --word-regexp word t/swamp/options.pl
ok 23 - --word-regexp ignores non-words
ok 24 - --word-regexp ignores non-words
ok 25 - Should have no output to stderr: ack -Q [abc] t/swamp/options.pl
ok 26 - -Q matches a literal string
ok 27 - Should have no output to stderr: ack --literal [abc] t/swamp/options.pl
ok 28 - --literal matches a literal string
ok 29 - Should have no output to stderr: ack -l use strict t/swamp/options.pl
ok 30 - -l prints matching files
ok 31 - Should have no output to stderr: ack --files-with-matches use strict t/swamp/options.pl
ok 32 - --files-with-matches prints matching files
ok 33 - Should have no output to stderr: ack -L use snorgledork t/swamp/options.pl
ok 34 - -L prints matching files
ok 35 - Should have no output to stderr: ack --files-without-matches use snorgledork t/swamp/options.pl
ok 36 - --files-without-matches prints matching files
ok 37 - Should have no output to stderr: ack --line=1 t/swamp/options.pl
ok 38 - Only one matching line should be a shebang
ok
t/match-filter.t ............. 
1..1
    # Subtest: filter_test(only files matching /^.akefile/ should be matched)
    ok 1
        # Subtest: sets_match( only files matching /^.akefile/ should be matched )
        1..1
            # Subtest: lists_match( only files matching /^.akefile/ should be matched )
            1..1
            ok 1 - only files matching /^.akefile/ should be matched
        ok 1 - lists_match( only files matching /^.akefile/ should be matched )
    ok 2 - sets_match( only files matching /^.akefile/ should be matched )
    1..2
ok 1 - filter_test(only files matching /^.akefile/ should be matched)
ok
t/mutex-options.t ............ 
1..250
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --line, -l, --line=1 -l t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--line' and '-l' are mutually exclusive"
ok 1 - are_mutually_exclusive( --line, -l, --line=1 -l t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --line, -l, --line 1 -l t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--line' and '-l' are mutually exclusive"
ok 2 - are_mutually_exclusive( --line, -l, --line 1 -l t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --line, --files-with-matches, --line=1 --files-with-matches t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--line' and '--files-with-matches' are mutually exclusive"
ok 3 - are_mutually_exclusive( --line, --files-with-matches, --line=1 --files-with-matches t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --line, --files-with-matches, --line 1 --files-with-matches t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--line' and '--files-with-matches' are mutually exclusive"
ok 4 - are_mutually_exclusive( --line, --files-with-matches, --line 1 --files-with-matches t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --line, -L, --line=1 -L t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--line' and '-L' are mutually exclusive"
ok 5 - are_mutually_exclusive( --line, -L, --line=1 -L t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --line, -L, --line 1 -L t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--line' and '-L' are mutually exclusive"
ok 6 - are_mutually_exclusive( --line, -L, --line 1 -L t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --line, --files-without-matches, --line=1 --files-without-matches t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--line' and '--files-without-matches' are mutually exclusive"
ok 7 - are_mutually_exclusive( --line, --files-without-matches, --line=1 --files-without-matches t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --line, --files-without-matches, --line 1 --files-without-matches t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--line' and '--files-without-matches' are mutually exclusive"
ok 8 - are_mutually_exclusive( --line, --files-without-matches, --line 1 --files-without-matches t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --line, -o, --line=1 -o t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--line' and '-o' are mutually exclusive"
ok 9 - are_mutually_exclusive( --line, -o, --line=1 -o t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --line, -o, --line 1 -o t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--line' and '-o' are mutually exclusive"
ok 10 - are_mutually_exclusive( --line, -o, --line 1 -o t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --line, --passthru, --line=1 --passthru t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--line' and '--passthru' are mutually exclusive"
ok 11 - are_mutually_exclusive( --line, --passthru, --line=1 --passthru t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --line, --passthru, --line 1 --passthru t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--line' and '--passthru' are mutually exclusive"
ok 12 - are_mutually_exclusive( --line, --passthru, --line 1 --passthru t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --line, --match, --line=1 --match t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--line' and '--match' are mutually exclusive"
ok 13 - are_mutually_exclusive( --line, --match, --line=1 --match t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --line, --match, --line 1 --match t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--line' and '--match' are mutually exclusive"
ok 14 - are_mutually_exclusive( --line, --match, --line 1 --match t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --line, -m, --line=1 -m 1 t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--line' and '-m' are mutually exclusive"
ok 15 - are_mutually_exclusive( --line, -m, --line=1 -m 1 t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --line, -m, --line 1 -m 1 t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--line' and '-m' are mutually exclusive"
ok 16 - are_mutually_exclusive( --line, -m, --line 1 -m 1 t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --line, -m, --line 1 -m1 t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--line' and '-m' are mutually exclusive"
ok 17 - are_mutually_exclusive( --line, -m, --line 1 -m1 t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --line, --max-count, --line=1 --max-count 1 t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--line' and '--max-count' are mutually exclusive"
ok 18 - are_mutually_exclusive( --line, --max-count, --line=1 --max-count 1 t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --line, --max-count, --line 1 --max-count 1 t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--line' and '--max-count' are mutually exclusive"
ok 19 - are_mutually_exclusive( --line, --max-count, --line 1 --max-count 1 t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --line, --max-count, --line=1 --max-count=1 t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--line' and '--max-count' are mutually exclusive"
ok 20 - are_mutually_exclusive( --line, --max-count, --line=1 --max-count=1 t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --line, --max-count, --line 1 --max-count=1 t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--line' and '--max-count' are mutually exclusive"
ok 21 - are_mutually_exclusive( --line, --max-count, --line 1 --max-count=1 t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --line, -1, --line=1 -1 t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--line' and '-1' are mutually exclusive"
ok 22 - are_mutually_exclusive( --line, -1, --line=1 -1 t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --line, -1, --line 1 -1 t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--line' and '-1' are mutually exclusive"
ok 23 - are_mutually_exclusive( --line, -1, --line 1 -1 t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --line, -H, --line=1 -H t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--line' and '-H' are mutually exclusive"
ok 24 - are_mutually_exclusive( --line, -H, --line=1 -H t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --line, -H, --line 1 -H t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--line' and '-H' are mutually exclusive"
ok 25 - are_mutually_exclusive( --line, -H, --line 1 -H t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --line, --with-filename, --line=1 --with-filename t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--line' and '--with-filename' are mutually exclusive"
ok 26 - are_mutually_exclusive( --line, --with-filename, --line=1 --with-filename t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --line, --with-filename, --line 1 --with-filename t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--line' and '--with-filename' are mutually exclusive"
ok 27 - are_mutually_exclusive( --line, --with-filename, --line 1 --with-filename t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --line, -h, --line=1 -h t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--line' and '-h' are mutually exclusive"
ok 28 - are_mutually_exclusive( --line, -h, --line=1 -h t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --line, -h, --line 1 -h t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--line' and '-h' are mutually exclusive"
ok 29 - are_mutually_exclusive( --line, -h, --line 1 -h t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --line, --no-filename, --line=1 --no-filename t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--line' and '--no-filename' are mutually exclusive"
ok 30 - are_mutually_exclusive( --line, --no-filename, --line=1 --no-filename t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --line, --no-filename, --line 1 --no-filename t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--line' and '--no-filename' are mutually exclusive"
ok 31 - are_mutually_exclusive( --line, --no-filename, --line 1 --no-filename t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --line, -c, --line=1 -c t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--line' and '-c' are mutually exclusive"
ok 32 - are_mutually_exclusive( --line, -c, --line=1 -c t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --line, -c, --line 1 -c t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--line' and '-c' are mutually exclusive"
ok 33 - are_mutually_exclusive( --line, -c, --line 1 -c t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --line, --count, --line=1 --count t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--line' and '--count' are mutually exclusive"
ok 34 - are_mutually_exclusive( --line, --count, --line=1 --count t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --line, --count, --line 1 --count t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--line' and '--count' are mutually exclusive"
ok 35 - are_mutually_exclusive( --line, --count, --line 1 --count t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --line, --column, --line=1 --column t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--line' and '--column' are mutually exclusive"
ok 36 - are_mutually_exclusive( --line, --column, --line=1 --column t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --line, --column, --line 1 --column t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--line' and '--column' are mutually exclusive"
ok 37 - are_mutually_exclusive( --line, --column, --line 1 --column t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --line, -A, --line=1 -A 1 t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--line' and '-A' are mutually exclusive"
ok 38 - are_mutually_exclusive( --line, -A, --line=1 -A 1 t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --line, -A, --line 1 -A 1 t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--line' and '-A' are mutually exclusive"
ok 39 - are_mutually_exclusive( --line, -A, --line 1 -A 1 t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --line, --after-context, --line=1 --after-context 1 t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--line' and '--after-context' are mutually exclusive"
ok 40 - are_mutually_exclusive( --line, --after-context, --line=1 --after-context 1 t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --line, --after-context, --line 1 --after-context 1 t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--line' and '--after-context' are mutually exclusive"
ok 41 - are_mutually_exclusive( --line, --after-context, --line 1 --after-context 1 t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --line, --after-context, --line=1 --after-context=1 t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--line' and '--after-context' are mutually exclusive"
ok 42 - are_mutually_exclusive( --line, --after-context, --line=1 --after-context=1 t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --line, --after-context, --line 1 --after-context=1 t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--line' and '--after-context' are mutually exclusive"
ok 43 - are_mutually_exclusive( --line, --after-context, --line 1 --after-context=1 t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --line, -B, --line=1 -B 1 t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--line' and '-B' are mutually exclusive"
ok 44 - are_mutually_exclusive( --line, -B, --line=1 -B 1 t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --line, -B, --line 1 -B 1 t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--line' and '-B' are mutually exclusive"
ok 45 - are_mutually_exclusive( --line, -B, --line 1 -B 1 t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --line, --before-context, --line=1 --before-context 1 t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--line' and '--before-context' are mutually exclusive"
ok 46 - are_mutually_exclusive( --line, --before-context, --line=1 --before-context 1 t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --line, --before-context, --line 1 --before-context 1 t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--line' and '--before-context' are mutually exclusive"
ok 47 - are_mutually_exclusive( --line, --before-context, --line 1 --before-context 1 t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --line, --before-context, --line=1 --before-context=1 t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--line' and '--before-context' are mutually exclusive"
ok 48 - are_mutually_exclusive( --line, --before-context, --line=1 --before-context=1 t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --line, --before-context, --line 1 --before-context=1 t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--line' and '--before-context' are mutually exclusive"
ok 49 - are_mutually_exclusive( --line, --before-context, --line 1 --before-context=1 t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --line, -C, --line=1 -C 1 t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--line' and '-C' are mutually exclusive"
ok 50 - are_mutually_exclusive( --line, -C, --line=1 -C 1 t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --line, -C, --line 1 -C 1 t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--line' and '-C' are mutually exclusive"
ok 51 - are_mutually_exclusive( --line, -C, --line 1 -C 1 t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --line, --context, --line=1 --context 1 t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--line' and '--context' are mutually exclusive"
ok 52 - are_mutually_exclusive( --line, --context, --line=1 --context 1 t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --line, --context, --line 1 --context 1 t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--line' and '--context' are mutually exclusive"
ok 53 - are_mutually_exclusive( --line, --context, --line 1 --context 1 t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --line, --context, --line=1 --context=1 t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--line' and '--context' are mutually exclusive"
ok 54 - are_mutually_exclusive( --line, --context, --line=1 --context=1 t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --line, --context, --line 1 --context=1 t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--line' and '--context' are mutually exclusive"
ok 55 - are_mutually_exclusive( --line, --context, --line 1 --context=1 t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --line, --print0, --line=1 --print0 t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--line' and '--print0' are mutually exclusive"
ok 56 - are_mutually_exclusive( --line, --print0, --line=1 --print0 t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --line, --print0, --line 1 --print0 t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--line' and '--print0' are mutually exclusive"
ok 57 - are_mutually_exclusive( --line, --print0, --line 1 --print0 t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --line, -f, --line=1 -f t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--line' and '-f' are mutually exclusive"
ok 58 - are_mutually_exclusive( --line, -f, --line=1 -f t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --line, -f, --line 1 -f t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--line' and '-f' are mutually exclusive"
ok 59 - are_mutually_exclusive( --line, -f, --line 1 -f t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --line, -g, --line=1 -g t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--line' and '-g' are mutually exclusive"
ok 60 - are_mutually_exclusive( --line, -g, --line=1 -g t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --line, -g, --line 1 -g t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--line' and '-g' are mutually exclusive"
ok 61 - are_mutually_exclusive( --line, -g, --line 1 -g t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --line, --show-types, --line=1 --show-types t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--line' and '--show-types' are mutually exclusive"
ok 62 - are_mutually_exclusive( --line, --show-types, --line=1 --show-types t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --line, --show-types, --line 1 --show-types t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--line' and '--show-types' are mutually exclusive"
ok 63 - are_mutually_exclusive( --line, --show-types, --line 1 --show-types t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -l, -L, -l -L science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-l' and '-L' are mutually exclusive"
ok 64 - are_mutually_exclusive( -l, -L, -l -L science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -l, -o, -l -o science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-l' and '-o' are mutually exclusive"
ok 65 - are_mutually_exclusive( -l, -o, -l -o science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -l, --passthru, -l --passthru science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-l' and '--passthru' are mutually exclusive"
ok 66 - are_mutually_exclusive( -l, --passthru, -l --passthru science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -l, --output, -l --output $& science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-l' and '--output' are mutually exclusive"
ok 67 - are_mutually_exclusive( -l, --output, -l --output $& science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -l, --output, -l --output=$& science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-l' and '--output' are mutually exclusive"
ok 68 - are_mutually_exclusive( -l, --output, -l --output=$& science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -l, --max-count, -l --max-count 1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-l' and '--max-count' are mutually exclusive"
ok 69 - are_mutually_exclusive( -l, --max-count, -l --max-count 1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -l, --max-count, -l --max-count=1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-l' and '--max-count' are mutually exclusive"
ok 70 - are_mutually_exclusive( -l, --max-count, -l --max-count=1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -l, -h, -l -h science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-l' and '-h' are mutually exclusive"
ok 71 - are_mutually_exclusive( -l, -h, -l -h science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -l, --with-filename, -l --with-filename science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-l' and '--with-filename' are mutually exclusive"
ok 72 - are_mutually_exclusive( -l, --with-filename, -l --with-filename science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -l, --no-filename, -l --no-filename science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-l' and '--no-filename' are mutually exclusive"
ok 73 - are_mutually_exclusive( -l, --no-filename, -l --no-filename science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -l, --column, -l --column science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-l' and '--column' are mutually exclusive"
ok 74 - are_mutually_exclusive( -l, --column, -l --column science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -l, -A, -l -A 1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-l' and '-A' are mutually exclusive"
ok 75 - are_mutually_exclusive( -l, -A, -l -A 1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -l, --after-context, -l --after-context 1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-l' and '--after-context' are mutually exclusive"
ok 76 - are_mutually_exclusive( -l, --after-context, -l --after-context 1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -l, --after-context, -l --after-context=1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-l' and '--after-context' are mutually exclusive"
ok 77 - are_mutually_exclusive( -l, --after-context, -l --after-context=1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -l, -B, -l -B 1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-l' and '-B' are mutually exclusive"
ok 78 - are_mutually_exclusive( -l, -B, -l -B 1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -l, --before-context, -l --before-context 1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-l' and '--before-context' are mutually exclusive"
ok 79 - are_mutually_exclusive( -l, --before-context, -l --before-context 1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -l, --before-context, -l --before-context=1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-l' and '--before-context' are mutually exclusive"
ok 80 - are_mutually_exclusive( -l, --before-context, -l --before-context=1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -l, -C, -l -C 1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-l' and '-C' are mutually exclusive"
ok 81 - are_mutually_exclusive( -l, -C, -l -C 1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -l, --context, -l --context 1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-l' and '--context' are mutually exclusive"
ok 82 - are_mutually_exclusive( -l, --context, -l --context 1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -l, --context, -l --context=1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-l' and '--context' are mutually exclusive"
ok 83 - are_mutually_exclusive( -l, --context, -l --context=1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -l, --heading, -l --heading science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-l' and '--heading' are mutually exclusive"
ok 84 - are_mutually_exclusive( -l, --heading, -l --heading science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -l, --break, -l --break science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-l' and '--break' are mutually exclusive"
ok 85 - are_mutually_exclusive( -l, --break, -l --break science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -l, --group, -l --group science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-l' and '--group' are mutually exclusive"
ok 86 - are_mutually_exclusive( -l, --group, -l --group science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -l, -f, -l -f t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-l' and '-f' are mutually exclusive"
ok 87 - are_mutually_exclusive( -l, -f, -l -f t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -l, -g, -l -g science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-l' and '-g' are mutually exclusive"
ok 88 - are_mutually_exclusive( -l, -g, -l -g science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -l, --show-types, -l --show-types science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-l' and '--show-types' are mutually exclusive"
ok 89 - are_mutually_exclusive( -l, --show-types, -l --show-types science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -L, -l, -L -l science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-L' and '-l' are mutually exclusive"
ok 90 - are_mutually_exclusive( -L, -l, -L -l science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -L, -o, -L -o science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-L' and '-o' are mutually exclusive"
ok 91 - are_mutually_exclusive( -L, -o, -L -o science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -L, --passthru, -L --passthru science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-L' and '--passthru' are mutually exclusive"
ok 92 - are_mutually_exclusive( -L, --passthru, -L --passthru science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -L, --output, -L --output $& science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-L' and '--output' are mutually exclusive"
ok 93 - are_mutually_exclusive( -L, --output, -L --output $& science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -L, --output, -L --output=$& science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-L' and '--output' are mutually exclusive"
ok 94 - are_mutually_exclusive( -L, --output, -L --output=$& science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -L, --max-count, -L --max-count 1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-L' and '--max-count' are mutually exclusive"
ok 95 - are_mutually_exclusive( -L, --max-count, -L --max-count 1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -L, --max-count, -L --max-count=1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-L' and '--max-count' are mutually exclusive"
ok 96 - are_mutually_exclusive( -L, --max-count, -L --max-count=1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -L, -h, -L -h science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-L' and '-h' are mutually exclusive"
ok 97 - are_mutually_exclusive( -L, -h, -L -h science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -L, --with-filename, -L --with-filename science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-L' and '--with-filename' are mutually exclusive"
ok 98 - are_mutually_exclusive( -L, --with-filename, -L --with-filename science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -L, --no-filename, -L --no-filename science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-L' and '--no-filename' are mutually exclusive"
ok 99 - are_mutually_exclusive( -L, --no-filename, -L --no-filename science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -L, --column, -L --column science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-L' and '--column' are mutually exclusive"
ok 100 - are_mutually_exclusive( -L, --column, -L --column science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -L, -A, -L -A 1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-L' and '-A' are mutually exclusive"
ok 101 - are_mutually_exclusive( -L, -A, -L -A 1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -L, --after-context, -L --after-context 1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-L' and '--after-context' are mutually exclusive"
ok 102 - are_mutually_exclusive( -L, --after-context, -L --after-context 1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -L, --after-context, -L --after-context=1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-L' and '--after-context' are mutually exclusive"
ok 103 - are_mutually_exclusive( -L, --after-context, -L --after-context=1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -L, -B, -L -B 1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-L' and '-B' are mutually exclusive"
ok 104 - are_mutually_exclusive( -L, -B, -L -B 1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -L, --before-context, -L --before-context 1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-L' and '--before-context' are mutually exclusive"
ok 105 - are_mutually_exclusive( -L, --before-context, -L --before-context 1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -L, --before-context, -L --before-context=1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-L' and '--before-context' are mutually exclusive"
ok 106 - are_mutually_exclusive( -L, --before-context, -L --before-context=1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -L, -C, -L -C 1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-L' and '-C' are mutually exclusive"
ok 107 - are_mutually_exclusive( -L, -C, -L -C 1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -L, --context, -L --context 1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-L' and '--context' are mutually exclusive"
ok 108 - are_mutually_exclusive( -L, --context, -L --context 1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -L, --context, -L --context=1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-L' and '--context' are mutually exclusive"
ok 109 - are_mutually_exclusive( -L, --context, -L --context=1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -L, --heading, -L --heading science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-L' and '--heading' are mutually exclusive"
ok 110 - are_mutually_exclusive( -L, --heading, -L --heading science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -L, --break, -L --break science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-L' and '--break' are mutually exclusive"
ok 111 - are_mutually_exclusive( -L, --break, -L --break science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -L, --group, -L --group science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-L' and '--group' are mutually exclusive"
ok 112 - are_mutually_exclusive( -L, --group, -L --group science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -L, -f, -L -f t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-L' and '-f' are mutually exclusive"
ok 113 - are_mutually_exclusive( -L, -f, -L -f t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -L, -g, -L -g science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-L' and '-g' are mutually exclusive"
ok 114 - are_mutually_exclusive( -L, -g, -L -g science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -L, --show-types, -L --show-types science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-L' and '--show-types' are mutually exclusive"
ok 115 - are_mutually_exclusive( -L, --show-types, -L --show-types science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -L, -c, -L -c science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-L' and '-c' are mutually exclusive"
ok 116 - are_mutually_exclusive( -L, -c, -L -c science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -L, --count, -L --count science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-L' and '--count' are mutually exclusive"
ok 117 - are_mutually_exclusive( -L, --count, -L --count science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -o, --output, -o --output $& science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-o' and '--output' are mutually exclusive"
ok 118 - are_mutually_exclusive( -o, --output, -o --output $& science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -o, --output, -o --output=$& science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-o' and '--output' are mutually exclusive"
ok 119 - are_mutually_exclusive( -o, --output, -o --output=$& science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -o, -c, -o -c science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-o' and '-c' are mutually exclusive"
ok 120 - are_mutually_exclusive( -o, -c, -o -c science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -o, --count, -o --count science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-o' and '--count' are mutually exclusive"
ok 121 - are_mutually_exclusive( -o, --count, -o --count science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -o, --column, -o --column science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-o' and '--column' are mutually exclusive"
ok 122 - are_mutually_exclusive( -o, --column, -o --column science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -o, -A, -o -A 1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-o' and '-A' are mutually exclusive"
ok 123 - are_mutually_exclusive( -o, -A, -o -A 1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -o, --after-context, -o --after-context 1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-o' and '--after-context' are mutually exclusive"
ok 124 - are_mutually_exclusive( -o, --after-context, -o --after-context 1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -o, --after-context, -o --after-context=1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-o' and '--after-context' are mutually exclusive"
ok 125 - are_mutually_exclusive( -o, --after-context, -o --after-context=1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -o, -B, -o -B 1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-o' and '-B' are mutually exclusive"
ok 126 - are_mutually_exclusive( -o, -B, -o -B 1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -o, --before-context, -o --before-context 1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-o' and '--before-context' are mutually exclusive"
ok 127 - are_mutually_exclusive( -o, --before-context, -o --before-context 1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -o, --before-context, -o --before-context=1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-o' and '--before-context' are mutually exclusive"
ok 128 - are_mutually_exclusive( -o, --before-context, -o --before-context=1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -o, -C, -o -C 1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-o' and '-C' are mutually exclusive"
ok 129 - are_mutually_exclusive( -o, -C, -o -C 1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -o, --context, -o --context 1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-o' and '--context' are mutually exclusive"
ok 130 - are_mutually_exclusive( -o, --context, -o --context 1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -o, --context, -o --context=1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-o' and '--context' are mutually exclusive"
ok 131 - are_mutually_exclusive( -o, --context, -o --context=1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -o, -f, -o -f science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-o' and '-f' are mutually exclusive"
ok 132 - are_mutually_exclusive( -o, -f, -o -f science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --passthru, --output, --passthru --output $& science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--passthru' and '--output' are mutually exclusive"
ok 133 - are_mutually_exclusive( --passthru, --output, --passthru --output $& science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --passthru, --output, --passthru --output=$& science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--passthru' and '--output' are mutually exclusive"
ok 134 - are_mutually_exclusive( --passthru, --output, --passthru --output=$& science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --passthru, -m, --passthru -m 1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--passthru' and '-m' are mutually exclusive"
ok 135 - are_mutually_exclusive( --passthru, -m, --passthru -m 1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --passthru, --max-count, --passthru --max-count 1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--passthru' and '--max-count' are mutually exclusive"
ok 136 - are_mutually_exclusive( --passthru, --max-count, --passthru --max-count 1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --passthru, --max-count, --passthru --max-count=1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--passthru' and '--max-count' are mutually exclusive"
ok 137 - are_mutually_exclusive( --passthru, --max-count, --passthru --max-count=1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --passthru, -1, --passthru -1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--passthru' and '-1' are mutually exclusive"
ok 138 - are_mutually_exclusive( --passthru, -1, --passthru -1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --passthru, -c, --passthru -c science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--passthru' and '-c' are mutually exclusive"
ok 139 - are_mutually_exclusive( --passthru, -c, --passthru -c science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --passthru, --count, --passthru --count science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--passthru' and '--count' are mutually exclusive"
ok 140 - are_mutually_exclusive( --passthru, --count, --passthru --count science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --passthru, --count, --passthru --count science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--passthru' and '--count' are mutually exclusive"
ok 141 - are_mutually_exclusive( --passthru, --count, --passthru --count science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --passthru, -A, --passthru -A 1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--passthru' and '-A' are mutually exclusive"
ok 142 - are_mutually_exclusive( --passthru, -A, --passthru -A 1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --passthru, --after-context, --passthru --after-context 1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--passthru' and '--after-context' are mutually exclusive"
ok 143 - are_mutually_exclusive( --passthru, --after-context, --passthru --after-context 1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --passthru, --after-context, --passthru --after-context=1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--passthru' and '--after-context' are mutually exclusive"
ok 144 - are_mutually_exclusive( --passthru, --after-context, --passthru --after-context=1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --passthru, -B, --passthru -B 1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--passthru' and '-B' are mutually exclusive"
ok 145 - are_mutually_exclusive( --passthru, -B, --passthru -B 1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --passthru, --before-context, --passthru --before-context 1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--passthru' and '--before-context' are mutually exclusive"
ok 146 - are_mutually_exclusive( --passthru, --before-context, --passthru --before-context 1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --passthru, --before-context, --passthru --before-context=1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--passthru' and '--before-context' are mutually exclusive"
ok 147 - are_mutually_exclusive( --passthru, --before-context, --passthru --before-context=1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --passthru, -C, --passthru -C 1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--passthru' and '-C' are mutually exclusive"
ok 148 - are_mutually_exclusive( --passthru, -C, --passthru -C 1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --passthru, --context, --passthru --context 1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--passthru' and '--context' are mutually exclusive"
ok 149 - are_mutually_exclusive( --passthru, --context, --passthru --context 1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --passthru, --context, --passthru --context=1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--passthru' and '--context' are mutually exclusive"
ok 150 - are_mutually_exclusive( --passthru, --context, --passthru --context=1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --passthru, -f, --passthru -f science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--passthru' and '-f' are mutually exclusive"
ok 151 - are_mutually_exclusive( --passthru, -f, --passthru -f science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --passthru, -g, --passthru -g science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--passthru' and '-g' are mutually exclusive"
ok 152 - are_mutually_exclusive( --passthru, -g, --passthru -g science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --passthru, --column, --passthru --column science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--passthru' and '--column' are mutually exclusive"
ok 153 - are_mutually_exclusive( --passthru, --column, --passthru --column science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --output, -c, --output $& -c science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--output' and '-c' are mutually exclusive"
ok 154 - are_mutually_exclusive( --output, -c, --output $& -c science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --output, --count, --output $& --count science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--output' and '--count' are mutually exclusive"
ok 155 - are_mutually_exclusive( --output, --count, --output $& --count science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --output, -f, --output $& -f t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--output' and '-f' are mutually exclusive"
ok 156 - are_mutually_exclusive( --output, -f, --output $& -f t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --output, -g, --output $& -g science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--output' and '-g' are mutually exclusive"
ok 157 - are_mutually_exclusive( --output, -g, --output $& -g science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --output, -c, --output=$& -c science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--output' and '-c' are mutually exclusive"
ok 158 - are_mutually_exclusive( --output, -c, --output=$& -c science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --output, --count, --output=$& --count science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--output' and '--count' are mutually exclusive"
ok 159 - are_mutually_exclusive( --output, --count, --output=$& --count science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --output, -f, --output=$& -f t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--output' and '-f' are mutually exclusive"
ok 160 - are_mutually_exclusive( --output, -f, --output=$& -f t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --output, -g, --output=$& -g science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--output' and '-g' are mutually exclusive"
ok 161 - are_mutually_exclusive( --output, -g, --output=$& -g science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --output, -A, --output=$& -A2 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--output' and '-A' are mutually exclusive"
ok 162 - are_mutually_exclusive( --output, -A, --output=$& -A2 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --output, -B, --output=$& -B2 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--output' and '-B' are mutually exclusive"
ok 163 - are_mutually_exclusive( --output, -B, --output=$& -B2 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --output, -C, --output=$& -C2 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--output' and '-C' are mutually exclusive"
ok 164 - are_mutually_exclusive( --output, -C, --output=$& -C2 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --output, --after-context, --output=$& --after-context=2 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--output' and '--after-context' are mutually exclusive"
ok 165 - are_mutually_exclusive( --output, --after-context, --output=$& --after-context=2 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --output, --before-context, --output=$& --before-context=2 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--output' and '--before-context' are mutually exclusive"
ok 166 - are_mutually_exclusive( --output, --before-context, --output=$& --before-context=2 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --output, --context, --output=$& --context=2 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--output' and '--context' are mutually exclusive"
ok 167 - are_mutually_exclusive( --output, --context, --output=$& --context=2 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --match, -f, --match science -f t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--match' and '-f' are mutually exclusive"
ok 168 - are_mutually_exclusive( --match, -f, --match science -f t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --match, -g, --match science -g t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--match' and '-g' are mutually exclusive"
ok 169 - are_mutually_exclusive( --match, -g, --match science -g t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --match, -f, --match=science -f t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--match' and '-f' are mutually exclusive"
ok 170 - are_mutually_exclusive( --match, -f, --match=science -f t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --match, -g, --match=science -g t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--match' and '-g' are mutually exclusive"
ok 171 - are_mutually_exclusive( --match, -g, --match=science -g t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -m, -1, -m 1 -1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-m' and '-1' are mutually exclusive"
ok 172 - are_mutually_exclusive( -m, -1, -m 1 -1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -m, -c, -m 1 -c science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-m' and '-c' are mutually exclusive"
ok 173 - are_mutually_exclusive( -m, -c, -m 1 -c science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -m, -f, -m 1 -f science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-m' and '-f' are mutually exclusive"
ok 174 - are_mutually_exclusive( -m, -f, -m 1 -f science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -m, -g, -m 1 -g science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-m' and '-g' are mutually exclusive"
ok 175 - are_mutually_exclusive( -m, -g, -m 1 -g science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --max-count, -1, --max-count 1 -1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--max-count' and '-1' are mutually exclusive"
ok 176 - are_mutually_exclusive( --max-count, -1, --max-count 1 -1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --max-count, -c, --max-count 1 -c science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--max-count' and '-c' are mutually exclusive"
ok 177 - are_mutually_exclusive( --max-count, -c, --max-count 1 -c science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --max-count, -f, --max-count 1 -f science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--max-count' and '-f' are mutually exclusive"
ok 178 - are_mutually_exclusive( --max-count, -f, --max-count 1 -f science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --max-count, -g, --max-count 1 -g science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--max-count' and '-g' are mutually exclusive"
ok 179 - are_mutually_exclusive( --max-count, -g, --max-count 1 -g science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --max-count, -1, --max-count=1 -1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--max-count' and '-1' are mutually exclusive"
ok 180 - are_mutually_exclusive( --max-count, -1, --max-count=1 -1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --max-count, -c, --max-count=1 -c science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--max-count' and '-c' are mutually exclusive"
ok 181 - are_mutually_exclusive( --max-count, -c, --max-count=1 -c science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --max-count, -f, --max-count=1 -f science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--max-count' and '-f' are mutually exclusive"
ok 182 - are_mutually_exclusive( --max-count, -f, --max-count=1 -f science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --max-count, -g, --max-count=1 -g science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--max-count' and '-g' are mutually exclusive"
ok 183 - are_mutually_exclusive( --max-count, -g, --max-count=1 -g science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -h, -H, -h -H science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-h' and '-H' are mutually exclusive"
ok 184 - are_mutually_exclusive( -h, -H, -h -H science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -h, --with-filename, -h --with-filename science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-h' and '--with-filename' are mutually exclusive"
ok 185 - are_mutually_exclusive( -h, --with-filename, -h --with-filename science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -h, -f, -h -f science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-h' and '-f' are mutually exclusive"
ok 186 - are_mutually_exclusive( -h, -f, -h -f science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -h, -g, -h -g science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-h' and '-g' are mutually exclusive"
ok 187 - are_mutually_exclusive( -h, -g, -h -g science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -h, --group, -h --group science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-h' and '--group' are mutually exclusive"
ok 188 - are_mutually_exclusive( -h, --group, -h --group science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -h, --heading, -h --heading science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-h' and '--heading' are mutually exclusive"
ok 189 - are_mutually_exclusive( -h, --heading, -h --heading science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --no-filename, -H, --no-filename -H science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--no-filename' and '-H' are mutually exclusive"
ok 190 - are_mutually_exclusive( --no-filename, -H, --no-filename -H science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --no-filename, --with-filename, --no-filename --with-filename science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--no-filename' and '--with-filename' are mutually exclusive"
ok 191 - are_mutually_exclusive( --no-filename, --with-filename, --no-filename --with-filename science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --no-filename, -f, --no-filename -f science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--no-filename' and '-f' are mutually exclusive"
ok 192 - are_mutually_exclusive( --no-filename, -f, --no-filename -f science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --no-filename, -g, --no-filename -g science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--no-filename' and '-g' are mutually exclusive"
ok 193 - are_mutually_exclusive( --no-filename, -g, --no-filename -g science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --no-filename, --group, --no-filename --group science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--no-filename' and '--group' are mutually exclusive"
ok 194 - are_mutually_exclusive( --no-filename, --group, --no-filename --group science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --no-filename, --heading, --no-filename --heading science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--no-filename' and '--heading' are mutually exclusive"
ok 195 - are_mutually_exclusive( --no-filename, --heading, --no-filename --heading science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -H, -h, -H -h science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-H' and '-h' are mutually exclusive"
ok 196 - are_mutually_exclusive( -H, -h, -H -h science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -H, --no-filename, -H --no-filename science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-H' and '--no-filename' are mutually exclusive"
ok 197 - are_mutually_exclusive( -H, --no-filename, -H --no-filename science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -H, -f, -H -f science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-H' and '-f' are mutually exclusive"
ok 198 - are_mutually_exclusive( -H, -f, -H -f science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -H, -g, -H -g science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-H' and '-g' are mutually exclusive"
ok 199 - are_mutually_exclusive( -H, -g, -H -g science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --with-filename, -h, --with-filename -h science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--with-filename' and '-h' are mutually exclusive"
ok 200 - are_mutually_exclusive( --with-filename, -h, --with-filename -h science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --with-filename, --no-filename, --with-filename --no-filename science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--with-filename' and '--no-filename' are mutually exclusive"
ok 201 - are_mutually_exclusive( --with-filename, --no-filename, --with-filename --no-filename science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --with-filename, -f, --with-filename -f science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--with-filename' and '-f' are mutually exclusive"
ok 202 - are_mutually_exclusive( --with-filename, -f, --with-filename -f science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --with-filename, -g, --with-filename -g science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--with-filename' and '-g' are mutually exclusive"
ok 203 - are_mutually_exclusive( --with-filename, -g, --with-filename -g science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -c, --column, -c --column science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-c' and '--column' are mutually exclusive"
ok 204 - are_mutually_exclusive( -c, --column, -c --column science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -c, -A, -c -A 1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-c' and '-A' are mutually exclusive"
ok 205 - are_mutually_exclusive( -c, -A, -c -A 1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -c, --after-context, -c --after-context 1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-c' and '--after-context' are mutually exclusive"
ok 206 - are_mutually_exclusive( -c, --after-context, -c --after-context 1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -c, -B, -c -B 1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-c' and '-B' are mutually exclusive"
ok 207 - are_mutually_exclusive( -c, -B, -c -B 1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -c, --before-context, -c --before-context 1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-c' and '--before-context' are mutually exclusive"
ok 208 - are_mutually_exclusive( -c, --before-context, -c --before-context 1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -c, -C, -c -C 1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-c' and '-C' are mutually exclusive"
ok 209 - are_mutually_exclusive( -c, -C, -c -C 1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -c, --context, -c --context 1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-c' and '--context' are mutually exclusive"
ok 210 - are_mutually_exclusive( -c, --context, -c --context 1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -c, --heading, -c --heading science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-c' and '--heading' are mutually exclusive"
ok 211 - are_mutually_exclusive( -c, --heading, -c --heading science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -c, --group, -c --group science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-c' and '--group' are mutually exclusive"
ok 212 - are_mutually_exclusive( -c, --group, -c --group science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -c, --break, -c --break science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-c' and '--break' are mutually exclusive"
ok 213 - are_mutually_exclusive( -c, --break, -c --break science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -c, -f, -c -f science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-c' and '-f' are mutually exclusive"
ok 214 - are_mutually_exclusive( -c, -f, -c -f science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -c, -g, -c -g science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-c' and '-g' are mutually exclusive"
ok 215 - are_mutually_exclusive( -c, -g, -c -g science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --count, --column, --count --column science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--count' and '--column' are mutually exclusive"
ok 216 - are_mutually_exclusive( --count, --column, --count --column science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --count, -A, --count -A 1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--count' and '-A' are mutually exclusive"
ok 217 - are_mutually_exclusive( --count, -A, --count -A 1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --count, --after-context, --count --after-context 1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--count' and '--after-context' are mutually exclusive"
ok 218 - are_mutually_exclusive( --count, --after-context, --count --after-context 1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --count, -B, --count -B 1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--count' and '-B' are mutually exclusive"
ok 219 - are_mutually_exclusive( --count, -B, --count -B 1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --count, --before-context, --count --before-context 1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--count' and '--before-context' are mutually exclusive"
ok 220 - are_mutually_exclusive( --count, --before-context, --count --before-context 1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --count, -C, --count -C 1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--count' and '-C' are mutually exclusive"
ok 221 - are_mutually_exclusive( --count, -C, --count -C 1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --count, --context, --count --context 1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--count' and '--context' are mutually exclusive"
ok 222 - are_mutually_exclusive( --count, --context, --count --context 1 science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --count, --heading, --count --heading science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--count' and '--heading' are mutually exclusive"
ok 223 - are_mutually_exclusive( --count, --heading, --count --heading science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --count, --group, --count --group science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--count' and '--group' are mutually exclusive"
ok 224 - are_mutually_exclusive( --count, --group, --count --group science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --count, --break, --count --break science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--count' and '--break' are mutually exclusive"
ok 225 - are_mutually_exclusive( --count, --break, --count --break science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --count, -f, --count -f science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--count' and '-f' are mutually exclusive"
ok 226 - are_mutually_exclusive( --count, -f, --count -f science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --count, -g, --count -g science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--count' and '-g' are mutually exclusive"
ok 227 - are_mutually_exclusive( --count, -g, --count -g science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --column, -f, --column -f science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--column' and '-f' are mutually exclusive"
ok 228 - are_mutually_exclusive( --column, -f, --column -f science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --column, -g, --column -g science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--column' and '-g' are mutually exclusive"
ok 229 - are_mutually_exclusive( --column, -g, --column -g science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -A, -f, -A 1 -f science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-A' and '-f' are mutually exclusive"
ok 230 - are_mutually_exclusive( -A, -f, -A 1 -f science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -A, -g, -A 1 -g science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-A' and '-g' are mutually exclusive"
ok 231 - are_mutually_exclusive( -A, -g, -A 1 -g science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --after-context, -f, --after-context 1 -f science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--after-context' and '-f' are mutually exclusive"
ok 232 - are_mutually_exclusive( --after-context, -f, --after-context 1 -f science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --after-context, -g, --after-context 1 -g science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--after-context' and '-g' are mutually exclusive"
ok 233 - are_mutually_exclusive( --after-context, -g, --after-context 1 -g science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -B, -f, -B 1 -f science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-B' and '-f' are mutually exclusive"
ok 234 - are_mutually_exclusive( -B, -f, -B 1 -f science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -B, -g, -B 1 -g science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-B' and '-g' are mutually exclusive"
ok 235 - are_mutually_exclusive( -B, -g, -B 1 -g science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --before-context, -f, --before-context 1 -f science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--before-context' and '-f' are mutually exclusive"
ok 236 - are_mutually_exclusive( --before-context, -f, --before-context 1 -f science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --before-context, -g, --before-context 1 -g science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--before-context' and '-g' are mutually exclusive"
ok 237 - are_mutually_exclusive( --before-context, -g, --before-context 1 -g science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -C, -f, -C 1 -f science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-C' and '-f' are mutually exclusive"
ok 238 - are_mutually_exclusive( -C, -f, -C 1 -f science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -C, -g, -C 1 -g science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-C' and '-g' are mutually exclusive"
ok 239 - are_mutually_exclusive( -C, -g, -C 1 -g science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --context, -f, --context 1 -f science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--context' and '-f' are mutually exclusive"
ok 240 - are_mutually_exclusive( --context, -f, --context 1 -f science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( --context, -g, --context 1 -g science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '--context' and '-g' are mutually exclusive"
ok 241 - are_mutually_exclusive( --context, -g, --context 1 -g science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -f, -g, -f -g science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-f' and '-g' are mutually exclusive"
ok 242 - are_mutually_exclusive( -f, -g, -f -g science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -f, --group, -f --group science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-f' and '--group' are mutually exclusive"
ok 243 - are_mutually_exclusive( -f, --group, -f --group science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -f, --heading, -f --heading science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-f' and '--heading' are mutually exclusive"
ok 244 - are_mutually_exclusive( -f, --heading, -f --heading science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -f, --break, -f --break science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-f' and '--break' are mutually exclusive"
ok 245 - are_mutually_exclusive( -f, --break, -f --break science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -g, --group, -g --group science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-g' and '--group' are mutually exclusive"
ok 246 - are_mutually_exclusive( -g, --group, -g --group science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -g, --heading, -g --heading science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-g' and '--heading' are mutually exclusive"
ok 247 - are_mutually_exclusive( -g, --heading, -g --heading science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: are_mutually_exclusive( -g, --break, -g --break science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    1..4
    ok 1 - The ack command should fail
    ok 2 - No lines should be present on standard output
    ok 3 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 4 - Error message resembles "Options '-g' and '--break' are mutually exclusive"
ok 248 - are_mutually_exclusive( -g, --break, -g --break science t/text/science-of-myth.txt )
    # Subtest: Verify that "options" that follow -- aren't factored into the mutual exclusivity
    ok 1 - Some lines should appear on standard output
    ok 2 - A single line should be present on standard error
    ok 3 - The error message should indicate a missing file (-l)
    ok 4 - The ack command should not fail
    1..4
ok 249 - Verify that "options" that follow -- aren't factored into the mutual exclusivity
    # Subtest: Verify that mutually exclusive options in different sources don't cause a problem
    ok 1 - Should have no output to stderr: ack --count t/text/science-of-myth.txt
    ok 2 - Some lines should appear on standard output
    1..2
ok 250 - Verify that mutually exclusive options in different sources don't cause a problem
ok
t/noackrc.t .................. 
1..1
    # Subtest: ack_sets_match( t/noackrc.t )
    1..2
    ok 1 - Should have no output to stderr: ack --ignore-ack-defaults --type-add=perl:ext:pl --perl -f t/swamp
        # Subtest: sets_match( t/noackrc.t )
        1..1
            # Subtest: lists_match( t/noackrc.t )
            1..1
            ok 1 - t/noackrc.t
        ok 1 - lists_match( t/noackrc.t )
    ok 2 - sets_match( t/noackrc.t )
ok 1 - ack_sets_match( t/noackrc.t )
ok
t/noenv.t .................... 
1..5
    # Subtest: without --noenv
    ok 1 - Get back a long list of arguments
    1..1
ok 1 - without --noenv
    # Subtest: with --noenv
    ok 1 - Short list comes back because of --noenv
    1..1
ok 2 - with --noenv
ok 3
ok 4
ok 5
ok
t/process-substitution.t ..... skipped: Test unreliable on Windows.
t/r-lang-ext.t ............... 
1..2
ok 1 - Should have no output to stderr: ack --rr -f
    # Subtest: sets_match( t/r-lang-ext.t )
    1..1
        # Subtest: lists_match( t/r-lang-ext.t )
        1..1
        ok 1 - t/r-lang-ext.t
    ok 1 - lists_match( t/r-lang-ext.t )
ok 2 - sets_match( t/r-lang-ext.t )
ok
t/resource-iterator.t ........ 
1..1
    # Subtest: sets_match( UNFILTERED )
    1..1
        # Subtest: lists_match( UNFILTERED )
        1..1
        ok 1 - UNFILTERED
    ok 1 - lists_match( UNFILTERED )
ok 1 - sets_match( UNFILTERED )
ok
t/zero.t ..................... 
1..1
    # Subtest: ack_sets_match( DASH_F )
    1..2
    ok 1 - Should have no output to stderr: ack -f --perl t/swamp
        # Subtest: sets_match( DASH_F )
        1..1
            # Subtest: lists_match( DASH_F )
            1..1
            ok 1 - DASH_F
        ok 1 - lists_match( DASH_F )
    ok 2 - sets_match( DASH_F )
ok 1 - ack_sets_match( DASH_F )
ok
All tests successful.
Files=86, Tests=872, 238 wallclock secs ( 0.17 usr +  0.02 sys =  0.19 CPU)
Result: PASS
C:\Perl-5.20\bin\perl.exe squash ack Ack.pm     Resource.pm Resources.pm Basic.pm     ConfigDefault.pm ConfigFinder.pm ConfigLoader.pm     Filter.pm Extension.pm FirstLineMatch.pm Is.pm Match.pm Default.pm Inverse.pm Collection.pm IsGroup.pm ExtensionGroup.pm File::Next  > ack-standalone
Reading ack
Reading Ack.pm
Reading Resource.pm
Reading Resources.pm
Reading Basic.pm
Reading ConfigDefault.pm
Reading ConfigFinder.pm
Reading ConfigLoader.pm
Reading Filter.pm
Reading Extension.pm
Reading FirstLineMatch.pm
Reading Is.pm
Reading Match.pm
Reading Default.pm
Reading Inverse.pm
Reading Collection.pm
Reading IsGroup.pm
Reading ExtensionGroup.pm
Reading C:/Perl-5.20/lib/File/Next.pm
pl2bat.bat ack-standalone
C:\Perl-5.20\bin\perl.exe -c ack-standalone
ack-standalone syntax OK
C:\Perl-5.20\bin\perl.exe t/runtests.pl 1 1 "blib\lib" "blib\arch" t/*.t t/lib/*.t
Running tests on ack-standalone
# Testing ack version 2.14 under Perl 5.020001, C:\Perl-5.20\bin\perl.exe
# Using File::Next 1.12
# Using Getopt::Long 2.42
# Using Test::More 1.001006
# Using Test::Harness 3.33
t/00-load.t .................. 
1..1
ok 1 - All modules loaded
ok

Timeout (max run time is 300s)
C:\Perl-5.20\bin\perl.exe exits with 37.