File: | lib/Code/Statistics/Metric/deviation.pm |
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1 | 1 1 1 | 0 0 0 | use strict; | ||||
2 | 1 1 1 | 0 0 0 | use warnings; | ||||
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4 | package Code::Statistics::Metric::deviation; | ||||||
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6 | # ABSTRACT: measures the starting column of a target | ||||||
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8 | 1 1 1 | 0 0 0 | use Moose; | ||||
9 | extends 'Code::Statistics::Metric'; | ||||||
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11 - 17 | =head2 incompatible_with Returns true if the given target is explicitly not supported by this metric. Returns false for this class, since it is never measured and just serves as a placeholder for the deviation column, which can be calculated by the reporter. =cut | ||||||
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19 | sub incompatible_with { | ||||||
20 | my ( $class, $target ) = @_; | ||||||
21 | return 1; | ||||||
22 | } | ||||||
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24 - 29 | =head2 is_insignificant Returns true if the metric is considered statistically insignificant. Returns false for this class, since it is calculated from other significant statistics. =cut | ||||||
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31 | sub is_insignificant { | ||||||
32 | my ( $class ) = @_; | ||||||
33 | return 1; | ||||||
34 | } | ||||||
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36 - 40 | =head2 short_name Allows a metric to return a short name, which can be used by shell report builders for example. This metric defines the short name "Dev.". =cut | ||||||
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42 | sub short_name { | ||||||
43 | my ( $class ) = @_; | ||||||
44 | return 'Dev.'; | ||||||
45 | } | ||||||
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47 | 1; |