Perl Programming/Keywords/UNITCHECK

The UNITCHECK keyword

UNITCHECK is one of five code blocks that are executed at the beginning and end of a program by Perl. It is useful to catch the transition between the compilation phase and execution phase of the main program.

Although it can be prefixed with sub, this is not considered a good programming practice, as these blocks are not a subroutine.

Syntax

  UNITCHECK BLOCK

See also

• BEGIN
• CHECK
• END
• INIT