Dave Whipp wrote:
Or we could view it purely in terms of the design of the core "strict" and "warnings" modules: is it better to implement them as centralised rulesets, or as a distributed mechanism by which "core" modules can register module-specific strictures/warnings/diagnostics.
Question: if module A uses strict, and module B uses module A, does module B effectively use strict? I hope not. I was under the impression that pragmas are local to the package in which they're declared. If that's the case, then pragmas will not work for allowing one module to impose restrictions on another unless there's a way to export pragmas. -- Jonathan "Dataweaver" Lang
