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13833 the usual stuff is use strict; use warnings; «open(my $tmp, '<', $file) or die $!» not «open(TMP, $file)», «sub {» not «sub () {», «call_this()» not «&call_this», «Class->new(@args)» not «new Class(@args)» pink_mist
11235 the usual stuff is use strict; use warnings; «open(my $tmp, '<', $file) or die $!» not «open(TMP, $file)», «sub {» not «sub () {», «call_this()» not «&call_this» buu
11234 the usual stuff is use strict; use warnings; do open(my $tmp, ...) not open(TMP, ...), use three argument form of open, don't use prototypes unless you really want to. call subs as sub() not &sub(). check for errors (open() or die $!) . Also see http://perl-begin.org/tutorials/bad-elements/ and http://p3rl.org/Perl::Critic::Freenode buu
11233 the usual stuff is use strict; use warnings; «open(my $tmp, '<', $file) or die $!;» not «open(TMP, $file)», «sub {» not «sub () {», «call_this()» not «&call_this» buu
11232 the usual stuff is use strict; use warnings; «open(my $tmp, '<', $file) or die $!» not «open(TMP, $file)», «sub {» not «sub () {», «call_this()» not «&call_this» buu
11231 the usual stuff is use strict; use warnings; «open(my $tmp, '<', $file) or die $!» not «open(TMP, $file)», «sub {» not «sub () {», «call_this()» not «&call_this» pink_mist
11230 the usual stuff is use strict; use warnings; «open(my $tmp, '<', $file) or die $!;» not «open(TMP, $file)», «sub {» not «sub () {», «call_this()» not «&call_this» pink_mist
11229 the usual stuff is use strict; use warnings; «open(my $tmp, '<', $file) or die $!;» not «open(TMP, $file)», sub { not sub () {, call_this() not &call_this pink_mist
11228 the usual stuff is use strict; use warnings; open(my $tmp, '<', $file) or die $!; not open(TMP, $file), sub { not sub () {, call_this() not &call_this pink_mist
11145 the usual stuff is use strict; use warnings; open(my $tmp, '<', $file) not open(TMP, $file), sub { not sub () {, call_this() not &call_this mst
11043 the usual stuff is use strict; use warnings; do open(my $tmp, ...) not open(TMP, ...), use three argument form of open, don't use prototypes unless you really want to. call subs as sub() not &sub(). check for errors (open() or die $!) . Also see http://perl-begin.org/tutorials/bad-elements/ and http://p3rl.org/Perl::Critic::Freenode grinnz
11042 the usual stuff is use strict; use warnings; use open(my $tmp, ...) vs open(TMP, ...), use three argument form of open, don't use prototypes unless you really want to. call subs as sub() not &sub(). check for errors (open() or die $!) . Also see http://perl-begin.org/tutorials/bad-elements/ and http://p3rl.org/Perl::Critic::Freenode grinnz
8336 the usual stuff is use strict; use warnings; use lexical filehandles instead of globals (open my $tmp ..vs.. open TMP), use three argument form of open, don't use prototypes unless you really want to. don't call subs with & unless it's required (&sub() ..vs.. sub()). check for errors (open (); ..vs.. open() or die $!) . Also see http://perl-begin.org/tutorials/bad-elements/ . apeiron
8335 the usual stuff is [fact the usual [arg]]
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8334 the usual stuff is use strict; use warnings; use lexical filehandles instead of globals (open my $tmp ..vs.. open TMP), use three argument form of open, don't use prototypes unless you really want to. don't call subs with & unless it's required (&sub() ..vs.. sub()). check for errors (open (); ..vs.. open() or die $!) . Also see http://perl-begin.org/tutorials/bad-elements/ . apeiron
8333 the usual stuff is use strict; use warnings; use lexical filehandles instead of globals (open my $tmp ..vs.. open TMP), use three argument form of open, don't use prototypes unless you really want to. don't call subs with & unless it's required (&sub() ..vs.. sub()). check for errors (open (); ..vs.. open() or die $!) . Also see http://perl-begin.org/tutorials/bad-elements/ . apeiron
8332 the usual stuff is [fact the usual [arg]]
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7880 the usual stuff is use strict; use warnings; use lexical filehandles instead of globals (open my $tmp ..vs.. open TMP), use three argument form of open, don't use prototypes unless you really want to. don't call subs with & unless it's required (&sub() ..vs.. sub()). check for errors (open (); ..vs.. open() or die $!) . Also see http://perl-begin.org/tutorials/bad-elements/ . rindolf
6357 the usual stuff is use strict; use warnings; use lexical filehandles instead of globals (open my $tmp ..vs.. open TMP), use three argument form of open, don't use prototypes unless you really want to. don't call subs with & unless it's required (&sub() ..vs.. sub()). check for errors (open (); ..vs.. open() or die $!) rcsheets
6164 the usual stuff is use strict; use warnings; use lexical filehandles instead of globals (open TMP ..vs.. open my $tmp), use three argument form of open, don't use prototypes unless you really want to. don't call subs with & unless it's required (&sub() ..vs.. sub()). check for errors (open (); ..vs.. open() or die $!) rokoteko