An example? In one of your modules perhaps?
And do you silence the warning?
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die "$0: missing source file\n" unless @ARGV;
my $infile = shift;
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Okay. I should have checked which post you were responding to. I thought you were saying that you used split to deliberately, implicitly split to @_;
I also use shift/pop implicitly on @ARGV, especially in one liners. But in scripts I have tried to force myself to explicitly state @ARGV. I still use implicit shifts and pops within subs.
But LanX was only suggesting some features be disable if you used no oddities; or similar, so it wouldn't stop anyone doing so, unless they chose not to. Kinda of a cut down, runtime actioned perl::critic, but without the dogmas...
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