I've run my suite of unit tests with Devel::Cover turned on. I've created a coverage report. There are over a hundred modules in the report. The totals row lists the following: 

Total    12.5    2.6    2.2    32.7    2.1    100.0    10.5

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Now, I want to see what the coverage is for the 3 modules named Foo.pm (in MVC architecture). I run: 

cover -select_re Foo\.pm

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The coverage report looks like this: 

file    stmt    bran    cond    sub    pod    time    total
lib/C/Foo.pm    19.1    0.0    0.0    50.0    0.0    0.0    13.3
lib/M/Foo.pm    6.4    0.0    0.0    11.5    0.0    0.0    5.2
lib/V/Foo.pm    31.6    n/a    n/a    50.0    0.0    0.0    32.0
Total    12.5    2.6    2.2    32.7    2.1    100.0    10.5

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The total row is the total for the entire codebase. I would like the total row to be the percentage of code lines covered in the 3 modules selected with the regex.

Any ideas on how to accomplish this? Can I provide any more information?

I am using Devel::Cover 0.73

In reply to How to get meaningful totals in a Devel::Cover coverage report for a subset of code? by Scags9876

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