On Thu, 18 Nov 2010, Tom Metro wrote:
> It came about because the $logger object doesn't actually convey the
> full state, so when serialized and passed to a remote method, the
> remote logging reverts to default logging settings.
Yeah, the way it's currently implemented, a logger is only meaning
On Tue, 23 Nov 2010, Kevin Goess wrote:
> Any opinion on this? Or should we stay with the uninitialized
> warning, however unhelpful it is?
I'm in favor of getting a warning in this case, at least with 'use
warnings' mode.
It's similar to
use warnings;
print "The value is $value.\n";
