PERL syntax checker

Okay, I've searched around a bit and am having trouble finding what I want. I remember a while back there was a web site where you could type in a line or two or twenty of perl, and it would just go over it and make sure the syntax was correct. It would just check to see if brackets and parens were properly matched and stuff like that, no attempt to interpret or compile the code. You could paste in something like

Quote:

$uri =~ s/%%/\34/g; $uri =~ s/%{?([a-z]+)}?/$param{$1}/g; $uri =~ s/\34/%/g;

and it would flag any blatant errors.

Am I dreaming, or is something like this still around? I've not been an active sys admin for over 15 years, so I am certainly out of the loop. I'm trying to keep some old Namazu and MHarc based searchable email archives working as best I can.

http://autox.team.net/archive


Thanks for any help.

mjb.