| Subject: | Unconditional warning is annoying |
Hi,
in one of my projects I have code that looks like:
File::Find::Rule->relative()->directory()->in($src1, $src2);
and FFR keeps telling me that I'm silly for passing in multiple values
in a relative call. I can see how in the general case that might indeed
be a silly thing, but as it happens I have a good reason to do this (the
multiple paths later get merged into a single tree), and I'd appreciate
it if FFR were to be more polite in this case.
The attached patch against 0.32 simply changes the warning to a lexical
warning so that one may turn it off with no warnings "File::Find::Rule".
--
--darobin
| Subject: | patch |
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