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Is there a tool to check a Perl script for unnecessary use statements?

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For Python, there is a script called importchecker which tells you if you have unnecessary import statements.

Is there a similar utility for Perl use (and require) statements?

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Dennis Williamson Avatar asked Sep 05 '12 17:09

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Take a look at Devel::TraceUse it might give you a chunk of what you're looking for.

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Len Jaffe Avatar answered Sep 20 '22 13:09

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