Use the default 4 columns of indentation instead of 2, and compensate
for the extra leading space by allowing variable maximum line lengths.
I find this to be producing more readable output in many cases, especially for line continuations inside anonymous sub blocks (task definitions, on_change, etc.), while being a bit closer to default perltidy settings.
Use the default 4 columns of indentation instead of 2, and compensate for the extra leading space by allowing variable maximum line lengths.
I find this to be producing more readable output in many cases, especially for line continuations inside anonymous sub blocks (task definitions,
on_change, etc.), while being a bit closer to default perltidy settings.