Result for E96BDD2E51132BF82A8E0396BAA682F7CD912F8C

Query result

Key Value
FileName./usr/share/man/man3/Perl::Critic::Policy::Variables::NameReuse.3pm.gz
FileSize2486
MD59058B9AEC28273464B7A49D2EF757298
SHA-1E96BDD2E51132BF82A8E0396BAA682F7CD912F8C
SHA-2563E7B6BB5D1936D7CE617C025F4CAE4DA69DB592DB81C2A9E11BF1B6E9B966606
SSDEEP48:Xn1TjPK3b8SpxjYoukNGcYAMPXvCpeS6YFzK69kXjwSQMthh3qE23y0M5L:8Hqod5YAMH6F6hOkdzJ3Z23y0Q
TLSHT1D7514D3A1735177AFC964116F60EC3A3FC440547A9C4D99C224B625793C3D1BDF26740
hashlookup:parent-total1
hashlookup:trust55

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Key Value
MD549189FA2DD4A9AB86B4B5C62DA4B2BB9
PackageArchnoarch
PackageDescriptionThis policy checks for the existence of multiple variables with the same name in a file. This can be confusing especially when accessing elements of variables or using list or key-value slices. For example, the code could access both '$foo' and '$foo[0]' but these actually refer to the unrelated variables '$foo' and '@foo'. my $foo = @foo; # not ok my @bar = @bar{'a','b'}; # not ok my $count = @foo; # ok my @values = @bar{'a','b'}; # ok
PackageNameperl-Perl-Critic-Policy-Variables-NameReuse
PackageRelease1.27
PackageVersion0.1.0
SHA-1AFA303DBD99424DD9A8EF259107A62099168EC54
SHA-256290A168070D2360E039AB89E2AA7469C376B91FBB918FEA8C7CED050EB00F03F