perltidyrc with minimal amount of changes to code #59
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I hate that perltidy can't be configured to not align things like that. It just causes a ton of churn. |
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Everyone does, but i guess the situation is as always "patches welcome". :) |
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Sorry for the late reply, but I'm getting many conflicts when trying to merge it and my git skills are not up-to-the-task. Can you redo this pull req? |
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Redid it and force-pushed it, please fetch and reset to f7bbd93 |
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Based on the recent irc discussion i made a .perltidyrc file which results in the minimum amount of changes i could configure it for.
The bulk of the changes it does is vertical alignment in lines with similar content, and indenting of qw statements. As you go through you'll however also find that it improves some parts of the code to make them more consistent.
Might be worth taking this in, as a one-time thing and asking people who make patches to tidy the code with the included perltidyrc in the future.
If you don't like it, no worry, i won't cry. :)