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Indeed, I messed up the copying in;

In my local version of foo.pm, I have no 'use warnings;' only 'use strict;' - which, very certainly overrides the 'local $^W = 0;', and gives us the warn.
(In other words, yea, the notice of bar being redefined is indeed there)

Oops?
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In reply to Re: Re: Reloading modules- suppressing warnings works sometimes? by JPaul
in thread Reloading modules- suppressing warnings works sometimes? by JPaul

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