Jeffrey,
I regret that I do not have the original un-tidy version of the file, as I used the -b option (repeatedly) while trying to figure out this issue. The version that has been run through perltidy is attached (file renamed to a .txt to avoid being stripped by my server's filters...).
Versions of the two modules:
$ perl -MPerl::Tidy -MPerl::Critic -le'print for $Perl::Tidy::VERSION, $Perl::Critic::VERSION'
20031021
0.14
I cannot seem to find a .perltidyrc file anywhere on my system.
Paul Lalli
Show quoted text> -----Original Message-----
> From: Jeffrey Thalhammer via RT [mailto:bug-Perl-Critic@rt.cpan.org]
> Sent: Saturday, March 04, 2006 2:22 AM
> To: lallip@cs.rpi.edu
> Subject: [rt.cpan.org #17964] insists my code is not tidy
>
>
> On Fri Mar 03 12:19:42 2006, guest wrote:
> > Here is a transcript of a recent session:
> > $ perltidy -b file.pl
> > $ perlcritic -1 file.pl
> > Code is not tidy at line 1, column 1. See page 33 of PBP.
> (Severity: 1)
> >
> > No modifications were made to the file between being tidy'd
> and being
> > criticised. I don't know what standards are applied when
> determining
> > whether or not code is tidy, but they don't seem to match the
> > perltidy program itself.
>
> Perl::Critic just runs the code through Perl::Tidy and does a literal
> comparison to the original. It is possible that Perl::Tidy isn't
> completely stable (i.e. rerunning doesn't produce the same
> output). I
> haven't been able to reproduce the problem. Would you mind
> sending me
> your file (before and after perltidy) and your .perltidyrc file (if
> you use one)? Also, could you identify which version of Perl::Tidy
> you have? Thanks.
>
> -Jeff
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