use Perl

• FP (Score:1)

  by jk2addict (4946)

  I use Perl::Critic on some of my code (Handel dist)
  
  I use most of the Perl::Critic policies (all on by default, then disable things I don't agree with)
  
  I use a per-module perlcriticrc. (custom rc file for the dist)
  
  I use Test::Perl::Critic.
• my answers (Score:1)

  by rhesa (5696)

  1) Using Perl:Critic
      o I use Perl::Critic on some of my code
  
  2) Perl::Critic policies
      o I use a small subset of the Perl::Critic policies
  
  3) Configuration
      o I use a global $HOME/.perlcriticrc
  
  4) Wrapper modules
      o None of the above
  
  I like most of it, but my pet peeves are double sigils and postfix if/unless :)
• informal response (Score:1)

  by dagolden (6584)

  1) Using Perl::Critic
    o I'm familiar with Perl::Critic but haven't felt the need to try it

  Sorry -- I think it's an amazing tool, but in the midst of other things, it hasn't made it onto my list of things to try out in the spare bits of time I have.
  • Re: (Score:1)

    by ChrisDolan (2855)

    No apologies needed. I haven't yet tried vanilla or strawberry perl. :-)
    
• Test::Perl::Critic rocks (Score:2)

  by gabor (1626)

  I am adding Test::Perl::Critic to my modules one at a time and fix code. As someone suggested on perl-qa I think, I started with level 5 and once all the code passes that level I move it to level 4.

  I try to recommend it and use it at clients as well but in most cases just including 'use strict' would do wonders to their code. In such cases Perl::Critic is an overkill.

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• RE: Perl::Critic informal poll (Score:1)

  by altblue (5050)

  1) Using Perl:Critic

  o I use Perl::Critic on all my new code (ever since Sep. 2005) and slowly porting older code

  2) Perl::Critic policies

  o I use all of the Perl::Critic policies (except Miscellanea::RequireRcsKeywords)

  o I use home-grown policies (obviously, a replacement for Miscellanea::RequireRcsKeywords)

  3) Configuration

  o I use bin/perlcritic cmdline options (always -1)

  o I use a global $HOME/.perlcriticrc (severity changes)

  o I use a per-module perlcriticrc (disabling Miscellanea::Requi
• __ (Score:1)

  by Abigail (26)

    1) Using Perl::Critic
       o) I'm familiar with Perl::Critic and don't see a reason to use it.
  • Re: (Score:1)

    by ChrisDolan (2855)

    Fair enough! I should have added that option in the original poll. I guess my bias was showing through. :-)
    
• My answers (Score:1)

  by Yanick (3196)

  1) Using Perl:Critic
      o I use Perl::Critic on some of my code
  
  2) Perl::Critic policies
      o I use most of the Perl::Critic policies
  
  3) Configuration
      o I use a global $HOME/.perlcriticrc
      o I use a per-module perlcriticrc
  
  4) Wrapper modules
      o I use Test::Perl::Critic