Put quotes around desiredCompressionMethod and desiredCompressionLevel and strict should stop complaining.

update:Sorry was trying to fix different strict complaint above. Change desiredCompressionMethod to desiredCompressionMethod() and desiredCompressionLevel to desiredCompressionMethod()

update2 Perchance I should take better look at the script in question before I write something blindly. I looked at the source for pp and the lines in question are 

my %zip_args = (
    desiredCompressionMethod
        => Archive::Zip::COMPRESSION_DEFLATED(),
    desiredCompressionLevel
        => Archive::Zip::COMPRESSION_LEVEL_BEST_COMPRESSION(),
    );

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so putting the () after them won't help as they aren't supposed to call a sub but are rather the keys to a hash. And thus, I don't know how to help your problem, as strict should not complain about it (and did not when I ran a shortened version here). Sorry for a misleading I might have done.

-enlil

In reply to Re: PAR bug? by Enlil
in thread PAR bug? by Chavez12

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