in reply to Re: Errors in some perl modules
in thread Errors in some perl modules

You may also be using

#!perl -w

instead of

#!perl
use warnings;

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The first turns on warnings in modules as well as in the main program. The second ignores, for better or worse, warnings in any included modules.

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The tomes, scrolls etc are dusty because they reside in a dusty old house, not because they're unused. --hangon in this post

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