Re^3: 'use' inside or outside of package declaration?

So, putting use warnings as far down as possible (after the module includes) can enable the most warnings?

Yes. I was bitten by this recently, but now I'm struggling to find an example of where it matters.

But Moose and 5.12 both enable warnings

Neither use 5.12;, nor use 5.14; (5.14 is scheduled to be released today) enable warnings. Some people have proposed that use 5.16; enables warnings.

Question: does no Moose; turn off warnings?

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Re^4: 'use' inside or outside of package declaration? by FunkyMonk (Bishop) on May 11, 2011 at 13:50 UTC
5.14 is scheduled to be released today Unfortunately, it seems it isn't. There's a newly discovered regression from 5.12. expect 5.14 on 14.5.2011 :-) Footnote The above regression has been patched while I was composing this node, and we now have RC3 in git.	[reply]