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It seems to me that when you get a warning, you're doing something wrong
or it wasn't coded to take all possibilities into consideration - so I
never turn off warnings or strict. I already found two legit bugs in
that
module, so I'm guessing there are more to find.
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Agreed, but there are two examples I can think of where I have no choice
but to:-
use strict;
use warnings;
use File::Find;
find(\&Wanted, '.');
sub Wanted
{
my $This = $File::Find::name;
# no warnings;
next if $This =~ /\.pl$/;
print "FOUND: $This\n";
}
The other one being null values in SQL DB's when I use Win32::ODBC
(haven't tried DBI).
I've used the redirect of STDERR to a file on occasion, but didn't like
it one bit since I have been caught out by my forgetfulness when trying
to debug where the expected output has gone in the event of a die
situation.
Any tips?
Cheers,
Just in
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