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##################### Official Melody perltidyrc file #####################
#####   HOW TO USE: After installing perltidy, cd to your Melody root
#####   directory. To run on a single file, creating a backup at FILE.bak:
#####
#####           perltidy PATH/TO/FILE
#####
#####   You can use shell glob characters to run on multiple files:
#####
#####       perltidy PATH/TO/DIR/*.p[lm]
#####
#####   You can also use the 'find' command to run recusively:
#####
#####       find plugins/MyPlugin -name '*\.pm' -exec perltidy {} \;

.perltidyrc  view on Meta::CPAN

#####

# Since this file is most often used on the entire code base,
# we disable writing processed input to standard output
--no-standard-output

# Same as above. Will create file.ERR
--no-standard-error-output

# We use version control and can reset changes easily, so just rewrite the
# file instead of creating a backup (.bak) for each file
--backup-and-modify-in-place

-backup-file-extension=tdybak

# Causes warnings to be treated like errors (think 'use strict')
--warning-output

#####
#####   FORMATTING OPTIONS - Basic options
#####

# Normal indent level is 4 spaces (default)
--indent-columns=4

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# -recombine
# -valign
# -short-concatenation-item-length=8
# -space-for-semicolon
# -square-bracket-tightness=1
# -square-bracket-vertical-tightness-closing=0
# -square-bracket-vertical-tightness=0
# -static-block-comments
# -trim-qw
# -format=tidy
# -backup-file-extension=bak
# -format-skipping
# -pod2html
# -html-table-of-contents
# -html-entities
# -perl-syntax-check-flags=-c -T