Ugliness:
Instead of using the modules, your pluggable system could read the module
into a scalar, prepended with 'use strict;' and eval that. Of course you'd
have to scan the code for and remove 'no strict;' as well, and be sure that
the author didn't really need it. But what if they: 'no strict
On Mon, Nov 14, 2005 at 08:44:41AM -0800, Carl Eklof wrote:
> Does anybody know of a way to enforce 'use strict' on
> the packages used in a script?
Acme::Code::Police :-)
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Hello,
Does anybody know of a way to enforce 'use strict' on
the packages used in a script?
I am building a sizable application, with plug-able
modules (packages) written in perl. I'd like to
enforce 'use strict' on the included modules, without
depending on users to put 'use strict' below each
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