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LectroTest (Score:1)
Maybe Test::LectroTest [cpan.org] could be useful for your use case? Mind, my suggestion might be garbage, but that’s what “statistical testing” like you’re having to do generally reminds me of.
Re: (Score:2)
I'm pretty happy with what I've got now - I now have the new parser working better than the previous one and passing all the original test sample.
Now I just need to build a 2nd test sample with more recent data and hand write documented edge-case tests.
The 2 test samples aren't documented because there are simply too many variations on the data, they are really more regression testing than unit testing but at a unit-test level
@JAPH = qw(Hacker Perl Another Just);
print reverse @JAPH;