For many of my projects, i use a script to update the standard pragmas in all files. A typical module might begin with:

package PageCamel::Web::ListAndEdit::Main; #---AUTOPRAGMASTART--- use v5.36; use strict; use diagnostics; use mro 'c3'; use English; use Carp qw[carp croak confess cluck longmess shortmess]; our $VERSION = 4.2; use autodie qw( close ); use Array::Contains; use utf8; use Data::Dumper; use Data::Printer; use builtin qw[true false is_bool]; no warnings qw(experimental::builtin); use PageCamel::Helpers::UTF; #---AUTOPRAGMAEND--- use base qw(PageCamel::Web::BaseModule); ...

Since things change over the years, i've written a script and that's the ONLY place in a project that needs manual adapting. Technically, i can even open a new, empty file and just paste in the AUTOPRAGMA lines and run the script. But for new files, ye olde copy&paste is usually faster.

Here's my script:

#!/usr/bin/env perl #---AUTOPRAGMASTART--- use v5.36; use strict; use diagnostics; use mro 'c3'; use English; use Carp qw[carp croak confess cluck longmess shortmess]; our $VERSION = 4.2; use autodie qw( close ); use Array::Contains; use utf8; use Data::Dumper; use Data::Printer; use builtin qw[true false is_bool]; no warnings qw(experimental::builtin); use PageCamel::Helpers::UTF; #---AUTOPRAGMAEND--- # PAGECAMEL (C) 2008-2020 Rene Schickbauer # Developed under Artistic license print "Searching files...\n"; my @files = (find_pm('lib'), find_pm('devscripts')); #my @files = find_pm('server'); print "Changing files:\n"; foreach my $file (@files) { my $inserted = 0; print "Editing $file...\n"; my @lines; open(my $ifh, "<", $file) or die($ERRNO); @lines = <$ifh>; close $ifh; open(my $ofh, ">", $file) or die($ERRNO); foreach my $line (@lines) { if($line =~ /^use\ +(.+)\;/) { my $pragma = $1; my $skip = 0; if($pragma =~ /(strict|warnings|English|mro|diagnostics|Ca +rp|Fatal|Array\:\:Contains|autodie|utf8|Encode|Data\:\:Dumper|Helpers +\:\:UTF|builtin|Data\:\:Printer)/ && $pragma !~ /Digest/) { # Remove this (old) lines $skip = 1; } if($pragma =~ /(5.\d+)/ && $pragma !~ /Digest/) { # Always update the required perl version $skip = 1; } if($file =~ /Helpers\/UTF\.pm$/ && $pragma =~ /Encode/) { # Don't skip this one instance, this is the only place + that loads the Encode module $skip = 0; } if($skip) { next; } } if($line =~ /^no\ if.*experimental\:\:smartmatch/) { next; } if($line =~ /^(our|my) \$VERSION/) { next; } # Handle sub "signatures" if($line =~ /^use\ feature\ \'signatures\'/ || $line =~ /^no\ +warnings\ .*experimental\:\:signatures/) { next; } # Handle the new "builtin" stuff if($line =~ /^no\ warnings\ .*experimental\:\:builtin/) { next; } if($line =~ /^\#\-\-\-AUTOPRAGMA/) { next; } print $ofh $line; if($inserted) { # Already inserted the pragmas next; } if($line =~ /^package\ / || $line =~ /^\#\!/) { print $ofh "#---AUTOPRAGMASTART---\n"; print $ofh "use v5.36;\n"; print $ofh "use strict;\n"; print $ofh "use diagnostics;\n"; print $ofh "use mro 'c3';\n"; print $ofh "use English;\n"; print $ofh "use Carp qw[carp croak confess cluck longmess +shortmess];\n"; print $ofh "our \$VERSION = 4.2;\n"; print $ofh "use autodie qw( close );\n"; print $ofh "use Array::Contains;\n"; print $ofh "use utf8;\n"; print $ofh "use Data::Dumper;\n"; print $ofh "use Data::Printer;\n"; print $ofh "use builtin qw[true false is_bool];\n"; print $ofh "no warnings qw(experimental::builtin);\n"; if($file !~ /Helpers\/UTF\.pm$/) { print $ofh "use PageCamel::Helpers::UTF;\n"; } print $ofh "#---AUTOPRAGMAEND---\n"; $inserted = 1; } } close $ofh; } print "Done.\n"; exit(0); sub find_pm($workDir) { my @files; opendir(my $dfh, $workDir) or die($ERRNO); while((my $fname = readdir($dfh))) { next if($fname eq "." || $fname eq ".." || $fname eq ".hg"); $fname = $workDir . "/" . $fname; if(-d $fname) { push @files, find_pm($fname); } elsif($fname =~ /\.p[lm]$/i && -f $fname) { push @files, $fname; } } closedir($dfh); return @files; }

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In reply to Re: Passing on "use"s by cavac
in thread Passing on "use"s by Chuma

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