From: "$Bill Luebkert" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> News Portal wrote:
> > Hi, I'm Dave.
> > I know you must be very busy, but I hope you can help me with this.
> > I migrated an app from Linux to Windows2000. Now, some of it runs
> > and access data from the original MySql database but some code
> > breaks, becase embeded in the produced html, there's an error
> > stating that some perl subroutine is using a variable that has no
> > assign value (sample code is at the bottom of this message).
> >
> > My question is: is there a config parameter I can change (like in
> > PHP for error reporting) for ignoring (not displaying) warnings? I'm
> > a newbie with Perl and I've had this kind of problem with PHP but
> > solved with that error reporting param.
>
> Absolutely the wrong thing to do - FIX THE ERRORS IN YOUR CODE!
While generaly I do agree in this case I'd simply add
no warnings 'uninitialized';
to silence this particular warning. I think the "fixes" to silence
this warning make unreadable code.
if (defined $var and $var) { ... ???
Bleargh!
Jenda
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