Re: I don't care about *your* warnings!

What exactly are the warnings you're seeing? It is possible for a syntax or logic error in your own code (or even an environmental anomaly) to cause an error or warning in a module you're using...(I know, I've done it before)

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Re^2: I don't care about your warnings! by agianni (Hermit) on Feb 28, 2007 at 20:04 UTC
I'm getting a couple of uninitialized value errors. The main problem is that it's not being triggered by any code I wrote, it's actually Test::Class that's doing some quirky stuff. I was trying to debug it and I was surprized that I couldn't get the warnings to go away. If no one is familiar enough with the infrastructure of these two modules to help from that perspective, I'll take the question to the QA list or the author. I'm still interested in how to get warnings in a third-party module turned off, though :)	[reply]

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Re^2: I don't care about *your* warnings!
by agianni (Hermit) on Feb 28, 2007 at 20:04 UTC

I'm getting a couple of uninitialized value errors. The main problem is that it's not being triggered by any code I wrote, it's actually Test::Class that's doing some quirky stuff. I was trying to debug it and I was surprized that I couldn't get the warnings to go away. If no one is familiar enough with the infrastructure of these two modules to help from that perspective, I'll take the question to the QA list or the author.

I'm still interested in how to get warnings in a third-party module turned off, though :)

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