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# Before `make install' is performed this script should be runnable with
# `make test'. After `make install' it should work as `perl test.pl'
######################### We start with some black magic to print on failure.
use utf8;
use Test;
use strict;
use vars qw/$loaded/;
BEGIN 
  {
  $| = 1;
  unshift @INC,'../lib';
  chdir 't' if -d 't';
  plan tests => 96;
  }
END 
  {
  print "not ok 1\n" unless $loaded;
  }
use Convert::Number::Roman;
$loaded = 1;
ok (1,1);
######################### End of black magic.
if ( $] > 5.007 ) {
        binmode(STDOUT, ":utf8");
}
my @testNumbers = (
        "1",
        "10",
        "100",
        "1000",
        "10000",
        "100000",
        "1000000",
        "10000000",
        "100000000",
        "100010000",
        "100100000",
        "100200000",
        "100110000",
        "1",
        "11",
        "111",
        "1111",
        "11111",
        "111111",
        "1111111",
        "11111111",
        "111111111",
        "1111111111",
        "11111111111",
        "111111111111",
        "1111111111111",
        "1",
        "12",
        "123",
        "1234",
        "12345",
        "7654321",
        "17654321",
        "51615131",
        "15161513",
        "10101011",
        "101",
        "1001",
        "1010",
        "1011",
        "1100",
        "1101",
        "1111",
        "10001",
        "10010",
        "10100",
        "10101",
        "10110",
        "10111",
        "100001",
        "100010",
        "100011",
        "100100",
        "101010",
        "1000001",
        "1000101",
        "1000100",
        "1010000",
        "1010001",
        "1100001",
        "1010101",
        "101010101",
        "10000",
        "100000",
        "1000000",
        "10000000",
        "100000000",
        "1000000000",
        "10000000000",
        "100000000000",
        "1000000000000",
        "100010000",
        "100010100",
        "101010100",
        "3",
        "30",
        "33",
        "303",
        "3003",
        "3030",
        "3033",
        "3300",
        "3303",
        "3333",
        "30003",
        "30303",
        "300003",
        "303030",
        "3000003",
        "3000303",
        "3030003",
        "3300003",
        "3030303",
        "303030303",
        "333333333"
);
my $n = new Convert::Number::Roman;
my ($try,$rc);
foreach ( @testNumbers ) {
        my $test = $_;
        $n->number ( $test );      # re/set the number
        my $number = $n->convert;  # convert to roman
        my $compare = $n->convert ( $number );   # convert back to arabic
        print STDERR " # '$test' converted to '$number' and reconverted '$compare'\n" 
                unless ok ($compare,$test);
}
1;
__END__