use more portable /usr/bin/env perl for scripts #25
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This is useful, e.g. if your perl is not installed in /usr/bin or you want to give a specific perl precendence over the one installed in /usr/bin. Wherever there was `perl -w` there is now `use warnings;`.
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Is there any feedback on this PR? |
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Is someone still maintaining this project? |
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Should be... Keep pinging ;-) In the past I've just used email... |
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@wookietreiber Looks like i duped this! But more scripts have been added since. I've emailed Prof @weizhongli weizhongli to encourage him to review all these PRs. |
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This is useful, e.g. if your perl is not installed in
/usr/binor you want to give a specific perl precendence over the one installed in/usr/bin. Wherever there wasperl -wthere is nowuse warnings;.