Re: perl deparse question.


it_says_BALLS_on_your_forehead wrote:
ewaguespack@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
What does the -p do in the following line:

perl -MO=Deparse,-p

also, is there a one liner that will run deparse, and tidy on a file at
the same time? or is that stupid?

preservation of comments would be nice but isn't critical.

this is not a Perl solution, but you could always create an alias in
your .profile or .<shell>rc file for running deparse and tidy.

disregard this; i think you are asking something different. you could
direct the output of the deparse to a file, and use that file as the
input for your perltidy call.

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