That's a great idea! I'm planning to support links to the Safari pages for PBP. Adding links to perlfaq or perlstyle should be doable too. In the meantime, you can get more information from perlcritic by using the "--verbose" option. For example... 
  perlcritic --verbose=9 MyModule
...will add a complete discussion of the policy (including examples) to each violation. These are just pulled from the POD of the appropriate Perl::Critic::Policy subclass. You can also customize the output format to your liking. See the "--verbose" option in the perlcritic docs for more details.

Thanks again for the suggestion!

-Jeff

In reply to Re^2: Announcing Perl-Critic-0.14 by jthalhammer
in thread Announcing Perl-Critic-0.14 by jthalhammer

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