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Really? I don't get that. What version of perltidy? I get this with both v20120714 and v20160302

$fs->traverse('/foo')->filter( sub ($name, $dir) { $name !~ /^\./; } )
+;
$fs->traverse('/foo')->filter( sub               { $_[0] !~ /^\./; } )
+;
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In reply to Re: Perltidy: an option to keep sub($args){} as a single line? by runrig
in thread Perltidy: an option to keep sub($args){} as a single line? by alexbyk

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