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These are some files to test and illustrate Perl::Tidy
testfa.t - test with input from file and output to array
testff.t - test with input from file and output to file
ex_mp.pl - example from Perl::Tidy(3) man page
lextest - needed by testfa. and testff.t
bbtidy.pl - a main program which works as a filter under BBEdit+MacPerl
pt.bat - sample batch file for msdos installations
(change name to perltidy.bat)
perltidyrc_dump.pl - a program to dump a .perltidyrc file
see comments inside for usage
Some examples of a user defined callback object to parse perl:
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find_naughty.pl - example using Perl::Tidy to find $`, $&, $' variables
perlcomment.pl - example using Perl::Tidy to reformat comments
perllinetype.pl - example using Perl::Tidy to display types of lines
perlmask.pl - example using Perl::Tidy to create a masked file
perlxmltok.pl - example using Perl::Tidy to write a script in xml format