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In fact, I've committed my .perltidy.rc file to the code base to ensure that programmers who follow me will find it easy to at least maintain consistent formatting.

Thats a very interesting idea. Id almost like to see your perltidy.rc posted here, along with any others that folks might like to contribute. I think it would be an interesting addition to the site.

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In reply to Re^3: A refactoring trap by demerphq
in thread A refactoring trap by gmax

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