Re^2: strictv -- how unstrict is your code? (CPAN App::)

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Thanks for the encouragement. I have a few modules on CPAN, but I'll have to figure out a few things first.

Some questions for the crowd:

Are there any guidelines for creating CPAN scripts in the App:: space (as opposed to modules)?
Or, does anyone recommend specific App:: uploads to use as a good model?
Can anyone see any OS portability issues with my code? It works on unix-like platforms.
Any Perl version issues? I think strict output has been pretty consistent over the years.

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Re^3: strictv -- how unstrict is your code? (CPAN App::) by Corion (Patriarch) on Jul 22, 2015 at 18:57 UTC
Instead of using `qx(perl ...)`, you might want to use `qx("$^X" ...)`, for the (rare, but confusing) case where `perl` and `perl-5.22.0` are not the same executable and your script was executed with the latter. Other than that, I'm not aware of any guidelines for the App:: namespace and also don't know any good distributions to copy from.	[reply] [d/l] [select]

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