First no offense was meant, if was a feeble attempt at humour. It seemed funny at the time.

Secondly the problem is a warning. With your (or my solution) of hacking the modules symbol table you get a new warning as soon as the module is patched with a DESTROY() method vis: 

package Chatbot::Eliza;

sub new { bless {}, shift }
sub DESTROY {}

package Foo;

use warnings;
sub Chatbot::Eliza::DESTROY {}

__DATA__
Subroutine Chatbot::Eliza::DESTROY redefined at script line 9 .

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Thus by patching your code you generate a new warning when the module is eventually patched. Hence my point - fix the problem at its root not the symptom.

cheers

tachyon

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In reply to Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: autoflush and 'DESTROY' by tachyon
in thread autoflush and 'DESTROY' by Chady

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