Well OK I see, you exit before CHECKs are executed and -c does all UNITCHECKs and CHECKs.

But please be aware that any BEGIN and UNITCHECK within a required module is executed, so you are only disabling CHECK and other UNITCHECKS on the top level script.

As I said, IMHO does Devel::TraceUse have the more flexible and extendable approach, because it catches all includes before they are done (and immediately printing a nested tree output)

You are parsing the (hopefully unmanipulated) entries from %INC at the top-level.

Both approaches have their pro and cons... :)

update

your approach is not much different from a source filter, so if you consider to release it as a use-able module you could implement it that way. But please be aware that both approaches have to deal with trailing __DATA__ and __END__ sections when appending (instead of prepending) a UNITCHECK.

Cheers Rolf

( addicted to the Perl Programming Language)

In reply to Re^5: Hacking Perl Code by LanX
in thread Hacking Perl Code by carlriz

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