In my ever increasing quest to write better code, a friend of mine suggested that I use PerlTidy on everything I do. Every time I touch a piece of perl code, run PerlTidy. (Make sure it still works afterwards, of course, but that’s just common sense). So, here’s a Unix Filter for BBEdit to make PerlTidy a part of the editor. Save it into a file (mine is cleverly called PerlTidy.pl), and stick it into:

~/Library/Application Support/BBEdit/Unix Support/Unix Filters/

`In my ever increasing quest to write better code, a friend of mine suggested that I use PerlTidy on everything I do. Every time I touch a piece of perl code, run PerlTidy. (Make sure it still works afterwards, of course, but that’s just common sense). So, here’s a Unix Filter for BBEdit to make PerlTidy a part of the editor. Save it into a file (mine is cleverly called PerlTidy.pl), and stick it into:

~/Library/Application Support/BBEdit/Unix Support/Unix Filters/

`