03-20-2015
You don't need to create that file in the target dir, create it in your home dir. Or in /tmp.
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test::tempdir::factory
Test::TempDir::Factory(3pm) User Contributed Perl Documentation Test::TempDir::Factory(3pm)
NAME
Test::TempDir::Factory - A factory for creating Test::TempDir::Handle objects.
SYNOPSIS
my $f = Test::TempDir::Factory->new;
my $d = $f->create;
$d->empty;
# ...
$d->cleanup
DESCRIPTION
This class creates Test::TempDir::Handle objects with the right "dir" parameter, taking care of obtaining locks, creating directories, and
handling fallback logic.
ATTRIBUTES
lock
Whether or not to enable locking.
Defaults to true.
lock_opts
A hash reference to pass to File::NFSLock.
Defaults to "NONBLOCKING"
lock_attempts
How many times to try to create and lock a dir.
Defaults to 2.
dir_name
The directory under "t_dir" to use.
Defaults to "tmp"
t_dir
Defaults to "t"
use_subdir
Whether to always use a temporary subdirectory under the temporary root.
This means that with a "success" cleanup policy all failures are retained.
When disabled, "t/tmp" will be used directly as "temp_root".
Defaults to true.
subdir_template
The template to pass to "tempdir". Defaults to "File::Temp::TEMPXXX".
handle_class
Defaults to Test::TempDir::Handle.
verbose
Whether or not to "carp" diagnostics when falling back.
If you subclass this factory and add a "logger" method a la MooseX::Logger then this parameter is ignored and all messages will be
"warn"ed on the logger.
METHODS
create
Create a Test::TempDir::Handle object with a proper "dir" attribute.
perl v5.10.0 2009-08-10 Test::TempDir::Factory(3pm)