You can't disable a module's warnings if they were enabled using use warnings;.

If the module's warnings are enabled using -w or $^W, you can disable them using 

{
   local $^W = 0;
   call_other_module();
}

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If you want others to be able to disable your warnings, you can do something like the following: 

use if !$ENV{NOWARN}, 'warnings';

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Note: The condition — !$ENV{NOWARN} in this case — is evaluated at the module's compile time, when its loaded.

( philcrow mentioned warnings::register as another means of letting others silence your warnings. )

In reply to Re: I don't care about *your* warnings! by ikegami
in thread I don't care about *your* warnings! by agianni

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