On Tue, 06 Mar 2007, Adam Kennedy wrote:
> I've now added checking of use constant { ... } to Perl::MinimumVersion
> as 5.8.0.
> Let me know if this works ok for you.
1.14 reports v5.8.0 if use constant { ... } is in and v5.6.0 if
it is out.
So it works.
> Adam Kennedy wrote:
> >Eric Wilhelm wrote:
> >>I've heard about Perl::MinimumVersion, though it doesn't seem to catch
> >>this case in the little test I just tried. Looking at the source, it
> >>certainly seems like it could handle it, though I suspect it would be
> >>a good idea to source all of that juicy expert knowledge from data
> >>files rather than embedding it in code. Not sure if Adam has anything
> >>in mind for that. Anyway, some digging suggests this might catch it:
> >> $doc->find_any(sub {
> >> $_[1]->isa('PPI::Statement::Include') and
> >> $_[1]->schild(2)->isa('PPI::Structure::Block')
> >> });
> >>Though that could also be a list containing a block (which is actually
> >>a hashref, but those don't seem to be distinguished.)
> >Never ever heard of that use of use constant to be honest.
> >So you've found at least one patch-worth (or commit bit worthy)
> >addition, and by the sound of it on possible bug as well.
> >Wanna fix that?
> >Adam K
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