> It could be as simple as:
>
> In a file called MyConfig.pm:
>
> -----------------------------
> use strict;
> use warnings;
>
> package MyConfig;
>
> use base "Config::Scoped";
>
> sub permissions_validate { return 1; }
> ------------------------------
I was just looking at going down this route so nice to know I wasn't being
too silly...
>
> However, I think the suggestion below would probably be better.
>
>>
>> Another workaround I guess is to change the file permissions in the
>> code before I use it which somehow seems a bit messy.
What I actually was considering there was to do a chmod on the file which I
wasn't so keen on...
>
> What about in the constructor?
>
> my $parser = Config::Scoped->new(... warnings => {permissions =>
> 'off'});
>
> HTH
>
...but this is exactly what I was after! Lack of examples combined with my
lack of familiarity of OO in Perl meant I was having difficulty
understanding the docs so this has been very valuable learning.
Thanks,
Mark
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