Re^2: Circular dependencies when using the perl syntax checker

[Bloodnok]

2. Supress warnings (no warnings ... )

As John Macenroe once famously said @ Wimbledon 'You cannot be serious' ... this should only be done by those who know what they're doing and with great care - don't look gift horses etc. etc. To ignore a problem doesn't fix it.

useing strict & warnings are provided for a purpose!!

Wonders why aren't they aren't both used by default - being disabled as required ???

[Anonymous Monk]

useing strict & warnings are provided for a purpose!!

Yes, so is no warnings 'redefine';

[ikegami]

Yes, but it should only be used when intentionally redefining a sub. This isn't the case here. Burying an error doesn't remove it.