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        # Your target code here.
    }
    package main;
    use Acme::Teddy;
    use Test::Your::Testing::Module;
    # Your test here. 
 
Start a test script with a bare block in AT (or subclass it). Then define 
whatever behavior you like. After you switch into "your own" package, test 
for that behavior. You should be able to verify by eye that your expectations 
are correct; therefore, you can concentrate on debugging your testing module. 
 
Writing the bare block is just like writing a module, except that much of the 
dull work is done for you. 
 
Lexical declarations will "leak" across package boundaries if you leave off 
the bare block; so don't do that. It does not seem to be necessary to make 
this a C<BEGIN> block; if you find any counterexample, please contact author. 
 
Import whatever you like when you C<use Acme::Teddy>. 
Be sure to define it, whatever it is.