On 2003-10-13, Wojciech Pietron <suppressed> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I frequently use $self->prerun_mode() function to change default mode.
> I also have my script running with 'perl -w' option. This configuration
> generates a lot of warnings in errorlog like:
>
> It looks like setting $^W is not the solution. Warnings about replacing still
> appears. How can I avoid that message? Has anybody ever faced such
> a problem? I use perl 5.6.0 on Solaris.
A couple of options:
- Subclass CGI::Application, only replacing the subroutine that
generates the warning. Make your new routine identical, except for
generating the warning. :)
- Patch CGI::Application to either remove the warning, covert into
an message that appears in a debug mode, or create some kind
option so that people can have it turned on our note.
Personally, it seems to me that that if changing the run mode is
"feature" of the software that is expected to be used, then it shouldn't
generate a warning.
Mark
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