The following:

 my $deg2rad = .017453293;

gets me this (i believe incorrect) warning:
Integer with leading zeros at line 33, column 16. See page 55 of PBP. Severity: 5

Even just declaring @EXPORT results in Symbols are exported by default even when none are actually exported. Just rewording the warning for this case is probably enough.

When using @ISA, I get a warning both on the declaration and on usage. For @EXPORT I only get a warning on the declaration. Harmless but inconsistent.

Other than that, I think it appears to be pretty useful judging by the couple of checks I ran through the website.

In reply to Re: Request for Perl::Critic Testimonials by Crackers2
in thread Request for Perl::Critic Testimonials by jthalhammer

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