use Perl

This version now allows you to ignore if the error output doesn't match what you've declared when you're checking the output of your test suite's test. This is most useful when you're developing stuff (I've been using it while I've been building the new version of Test::DatabaseRow) and you're not entirely sure what format the debug output's gonna take, and you don't want to write those tests just then.

The new version of Test::DatabaseRow's in my subversion repository. It has loads of new features - testing that all rows match a criteria, specifying criteria based on what a row contains, checking that rows come out in the right order... I think it all works now apart from the debug output - which is of course one of the most important things with a Testing tool - it has to help you fix the bugs once you've found them.