I work with WebGUI, a CMS written totally in perl. Mainly I write tests, documentation and fix bugs, but I sometimes work on features and other things. As a test, I wrote a very hacky perl parser to validate internationalized label lookups in the code. It was easier than calling every single page and parsing it for output. The test worked well, but didn't handle nested scopes very well.
Then, I converted it over to Perl::Critic. Currently, it's about 3X slower than my old parser and has the same problems with n
DarkPAN Critic module (Score:1)
documentation and fix bugs, but I sometimes work on features and other things.
As a test, I wrote a very hacky perl parser to validate internationalized
label lookups in the code. It was easier than calling every single page
and parsing it for output. The test worked well, but didn't handle nested
scopes very well.
Then, I converted it over to Perl::Critic. Currently, it's about 3X slower
than my old parser and has the same problems with n