Add tests for Password and Email.

Updated comments appropriately.

t/Form/Email.t

@@ -0,0 +1,84 @@
+#-------------------------------------------------------------------
+# WebGUI is Copyright 2001-2006 Plain Black Corporation.
+#-------------------------------------------------------------------
+# Please read the legal notices (docs/legal.txt) and the license
+# (docs/license.txt) that came with this distribution before using
+# this software.
+#-------------------------------------------------------------------
+# http://www.plainblack.com                     info@plainblack.com
+#-------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+use FindBin;
+use strict;
+use lib "$FindBin::Bin/../lib";
+
+use WebGUI::Test;
+use WebGUI::Form;
+use WebGUI::Form::Email;
+use WebGUI::Session;
+use HTML::Form;
+use Test::MockObject;
+
+#The goal of this test is to verify that Email form elements work.
+#The Email form accepts and validates an email address.
+
+use Test::More; # increment this value for each test you create
+
+my $session = WebGUI::Test->session;
+
+# put your tests here
+
+my $numTests = 8;
+
+diag("Planning on running $numTests tests\n");
+
+plan tests => $numTests;
+
+my ($header, $footer) = (WebGUI::Form::formHeader($session), WebGUI::Form::formFooter($session));
+
+my $html = join "\n",
+	$header, 
+	WebGUI::Form::Email->new($session, {
+		name => 'TestEmail',
+		value => 'me@nowhere.com',
+	})->toHtml,
+	$footer;
+
+my @forms = HTML::Form->parse($html, 'http://www.webgui.org');
+
+##Test Form Generation
+
+is(scalar @forms, 1, '1 form was parsed');
+
+my @inputs = $forms[0]->inputs;
+is(scalar @inputs, 1, 'The form has 1 input');
+
+#Basic tests
+
+my $input = $inputs[0];
+is($input->name, 'TestEmail', 'Checking input name');
+is($input->type, 'text', 'Checking input type');
+is($input->value, 'me@nowhere.com', 'Checking default value');
+is($input->disabled, undef, 'Disabled param not sent to form');
+
+##Test Form Output parsing
+
+my $request = Test::MockObject->new;
+$request->mock('body',
+	sub {
+		my ($self, $value) = @_;
+		my @return = ();
+		return 'me@nowhere.com' if ($value eq 'TestEmail');
+		return "what do you want?" if ($value eq 'TestEmail2');
+		return;
+	}
+);
+$session->{_request} = $request;
+
+my $value = $session->form->get('TestEmail', 'Email');
+is($value, 'me@nowhere.com', 'checking existent form value');
+$value = $session->form->get('TestEmail2', 'Email');
+is($value, undef, 'checking form postprocessing for bad email address');
+
+##Email form does no preprocessing of its input
+

t/Form/Password.t

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+#-------------------------------------------------------------------
+# WebGUI is Copyright 2001-2006 Plain Black Corporation.
+#-------------------------------------------------------------------
+# Please read the legal notices (docs/legal.txt) and the license
+# (docs/license.txt) that came with this distribution before using
+# this software.
+#-------------------------------------------------------------------
+# http://www.plainblack.com                     info@plainblack.com
+#-------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+use FindBin;
+use strict;
+use lib "$FindBin::Bin/../lib";
+
+use WebGUI::Test;
+use WebGUI::Form;
+use WebGUI::Form::Password;
+use WebGUI::Session;
+use HTML::Form;
+use Test::MockObject;
+
+#The goal of this test is to verify that Password form elements work
+
+use Test::More; # increment this value for each test you create
+
+my $session = WebGUI::Test->session;
+
+# put your tests here
+
+my $numTests = 10;
+
+diag("Planning on running $numTests tests\n");
+
+plan tests => $numTests;
+
+my ($header, $footer) = (WebGUI::Form::formHeader($session), WebGUI::Form::formFooter($session));
+
+my $html = join "\n",
+	$header, 
+	WebGUI::Form::Password->new($session, {
+		name => 'TestText',
+		value => 'Some text in here',
+	})->toHtml,
+	$footer;
+
+my @forms = HTML::Form->parse($html, 'http://www.webgui.org');
+
+##Test Form Generation
+
+is(scalar @forms, 1, '1 form was parsed');
+
+my @inputs = $forms[0]->inputs;
+is(scalar @inputs, 1, 'The form has 1 input');
+
+#Basic tests
+
+my $input = $inputs[0];
+is($input->name, 'TestText', 'Checking input name');
+is($input->type, 'password', 'Checking input type');
+is($input->value, 'Some text in here', 'Checking default value');
+is($input->disabled, undef, 'Disabled param not sent to form');
+
+##Test Form Output parsing
+
+my $request = Test::MockObject->new;
+$request->mock('body',
+	sub {
+		my ($self, $value) = @_;
+		my @return = ();
+		return 'some user value' if ($value eq 'TestText');
+		return "some user value\nwith\r\nwhitespace" if ($value eq 'TestText2');
+		return;
+	}
+);
+$session->{_request} = $request;
+
+my $value = $session->form->get('TestText', 'Password');
+is($value, 'some user value', 'checking existent form value');
+$value = $session->form->get('TestText2', 'Password');
+is($value, "some user value\nwith\r\nwhitespace", 'checking form postprocessing for whitespace');
+
+##Form value preprocessing
+##Note that HTML::Form will unencode the text for you.
+
+$html = join "\n",
+	$header, 
+	WebGUI::Form::Password->new($session, {
+		name => 'preTestText',
+		value => q!Some & text in " here!,
+	})->toHtml,
+	$footer;
+
+@forms = HTML::Form->parse($html, 'http://www.webgui.org');
+@inputs = $forms[0]->inputs;
+$input = $inputs[0];
+is($input->name, 'preTestText', 'Checking input name');
+is($input->value, 'Some & text in " here', 'Checking default value');

t/Form/Text.t

@@ -19,10 +19,7 @@ use WebGUI::Session;
 use HTML::Form;
 use Test::MockObject;
 
-#The goal of this test is to verify that Text form elements
-#work, via HTMLForm.  HTML::Form is actuall parsing the HTML
-#looking for stuff inside form tags, which is why we have to use
-#HTMLForm.
+#The goal of this test is to verify that Text form elements work
 
 use Test::More; # increment this value for each test you create
 

t/Form/Textarea.t

@@ -19,10 +19,7 @@ use WebGUI::Session;
 use HTML::Form;
 use Test::MockObject;
 
-#The goal of this test is to verify that Text form elements
-#work, via HTMLForm.  HTML::Form is actuall parsing the HTML
-#looking for stuff inside form tags, which is why we have to use
-#HTMLForm.
+#The goal of this test is to verify that Textarea form elements work
 
 use Test::More; # increment this value for each test you create