NAME

Devel::Deanonymize - A small tool to make anonymous sub visible

DESCRIPTION

When collecting Coverage statistics with Devel::Cover a construct like below appear to be invisible and is simply ignored by the statistic:

my $sub = sub handle{
    print "hello";
}

This script aims to solve this problem by wrapping each file in a sub and thus making these subs visible.

SYNOPSIS

# Perl scripts
perl -MDevel::Cover=-ignore,^t/,Deanonymize -MDevel::Deanonymize=<inculde_pattern> your_script.pl

# Perl tests
HARNESS_PERL_SWITCHES="-MDevel::Cover=-ignore,^t/,Deanonymize -MDevel::Deanonymize=<include_pattern"  prove t/

EXAMPLES

Please referer to the files provided in the examples/ directory

AUTHORS

Since there is a lot of spam flooding my mailbox, I had to put spam filtering in place. If you want to make sure that your email gets delivered into my mailbox, include #im_not_a_bot# in the subject!

Tobias Bossert <tobib at cpan.org>

COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE

MIT License

Copyright (c) 2021 Tobias Bossert, OETIKER+PARTNER AG Switzerland

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