Hi, I just started experimenting with Class::Singleton to store some static config information. I subclassed it, put a couple test variables in it, and loaded in my HTML::Mason page. Everything seemed fine. Then I added a simple warn statement to the _instance_new() method so I could verify exactly when it got instantiated from scratch, and it basically got treated like a "die" statement, spewing the standard Mason stack trace that Mason normally does on run-time errors. Is this a bug or a feature? The solution seems to be to avoid warning statements like the plague in any Singleton objects. Versions: Apache: 1.3.20 mod_perl 1.26 perl 5.6.1 HTML::Mason 1.03 Class::Singleton 1.03 OS: Linux, kernel 2.2.19 Thanks, Wes Sheldahl
