.perltidyrc

# This perltidy run control file contains what is to be considered an
# approximation of the code formatting conventions used by the Munin project.
#
# The munin source code is a mix of several different coding styles. So an
# important use of this file is to tidy up old cruft.
#
# It is not mandated that code must be run through perltidy with these settings
# before every commit, as I believe the best formatting is done by humans, but
# the formatting should be close to what a perltidy run would yield.
#
# The content is negotiable.
#
# Use: perltidy --profile=./perltidyrc [FILE]...
#
# See http://perltidy.sourceforge.net/perltidy.html for option documentation

# I/O Control
--backup-and-modify-in-place
--backup-file-extension=/

# Basic Options
--maximum-line-length=100
--output-line-ending=unix

# Code Indentation Control
--nooutdent-long-lines

# Line Break Control
--break-before-all-operators
--nooutdent-long-comments
--opening-brace-always-on-right
--opening-token-right
--stack-closing-tokens
--stack-opening-tokens

# Blank Line Control
--maximum-consecutive-blank-lines=2

# Turn warnings into errors
--warning-output

# Write errors to stderr, not to a file
--standard-error-output

# Check Syntax via perl -c -T
--check-syntax