nav[aria-label="Primary Navigation"] { padding: 0; & ul { list-style: none; width: 100%; display: flex; flex-direction: row; justify-content: start; align-items: start; gap: 30px; padding: 0; & li { margin: 0; } & ul li { list-style: none; } } }

TeamSite::DCRNode Warnings

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This module seems to generate a lot of warnings. Is there any way to supress this without disabling warnings?

perl -we "use strict; use TeamSite: Smiley Very Happy

CRNode;"
Subroutine new redefined at IWHOME\iw-perl\site\5.00503\lib/TeamSite/DCRNode.pm line 319.
Subroutine value redefined at IWHOME\iw-perl\site\5.00503\lib/TeamSite/DCRNode.pm line 461.
Subroutine type redefined at IWHOME\iw-perl\site\5.00503\lib/TeamSite/DCRNode.pm line 504.
Subroutine attrib redefined at IWHOME\iw-perl\site\5.00503\lib/TeamSite/DCRNode.pm line 580.
Subroutine get_attrib redefined at IWHOME\iw-perl\site\5.00503\lib/TeamSite/DCRNode.pm line 583.
Subroutine set_attrib redefined at IWHOME\iw-perl\site\5.00503\lib/TeamSite/DCRNode.pm line 642.
Subroutine get_meta redefined at IWHOME\iw-perl\site\5.00503\lib/TeamSite/DCRNode.pm line 666.
Subroutine set_meta redefined at IWHOME\iw-perl\site\5.00503\lib/TeamSite/DCRNode.pm line 701.
Subroutine node redefined at IWHOME\iw-perl\site\5.00503\lib/TeamSite/DCRNode.pm line 734.
Subroutine get_node redefined at IWHOME\iw-perl\site\5.00503\lib/TeamSite/DCRNode.pm line 737.
Subroutine list redefined at IWHOME\iw-perl\site\5.00503\lib/TeamSite/DCRNode.pm line 841.
Subroutine get_node_list redefined at IWHOME\iw-perl\site\5.00503\lib/TeamSite/DCRNode.pm line 844.
Subroutine set_node_list redefined at IWHOME\iw-perl\site\5.00503\lib/TeamSite/DCRNode.pm line 961.
Subroutine get_xml redefined at IWHOME\iw-perl\site\5.00503\lib/TeamSite/DCRNode.pm line 1092.
Subroutine get_dcr redefined at IWHOME\iw-perl\site\5.00503\lib/TeamSite/DCRNode.pm line 1131.
Subroutine get_inner_xml redefined at IWHOME\iw-perl\site\5.00503\lib/TeamSite/DCRNode.pm line 1220.
Subroutine set_inner_xml redefined at IWHOME\iw-perl\site\5.00503\lib/TeamSite/DCRNode.pm line 1347.
Subroutine ord redefined at IWHOME\iw-perl\site\5.00503\lib/TeamSite/DCRNode.pm line 1400.
Subroutine CDATA redefined at IWHOME\iw-perl\site\5.00503\lib/TeamSite/DCRNode.pm line 1465.
Subroutine _serialize_children_as_dcr redefined at IWHOME\iw-perl\site\5.00503\lib/TeamSite/DCRNode.pm line 1507.
Subroutine _serialize_children_as_xml redefined at IWHOME\iw-perl\site\5.00503\lib/TeamSite/DCRNode.pm line 1585.
Subroutine _serialize_head_as_xml redefined at IWHOME\iw-perl\site\5.00503\lib/TeamSite/DCRNode.pm line 1619.
Subroutine _serialize_attributes redefined at IWHOME\iw-perl\site\5.00503\lib/TeamSite/DCRNode.pm line 1672.
Subroutine _serialize_tail_as_xml redefined at IWHOME\iw-perl\site\5.00503\lib/TeamSite/DCRNode.pm line 1711.

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Comments

gzevin

well, you either enable the warnings or.. disable them.. Smiley Happy

A lots of templating modules give some warnings... Jon probably needs to tidy them up.

Greg Zevin, Ph.D. Comp. Sc.
Independent Interwoven Consultant/Architect
Sydney, AU

Hemant

I think you can say perl -.... ...... 2>& 1

Adam Stoller

What version / platform are you on?
The module name is DCRnode not DCRNode.
I just ran: iwperl -we "use strict;use TeamSite: Smiley Very Happy

CRnode;" on a 5.5.2 SP2b + patches - on Solaris 8 system - and saw no warnings at all.

--fish
Senior Consultant, Quotient Inc.
http://www.quotient-inc.com

Migrateduser

Apparently it was my problem with case,

iwperl -we "use strict; use TeamSite: Smiley Very Happy

CRnode;"

Generates no warnings, but

iwperl -we "use strict; use TeamSite: Smiley Very Happy

Adam Stoller

Must be one of those wonderful Windows things - where it ignores upper/lower-case distinctions ... up to a point...

--fish
Senior Consultant, Quotient Inc.
http://www.quotient-inc.com

Migrateduser

For various reasons, 'use strict' is way too strict for some
of the stuff that needs to be done within TST (eg: deliberate
function redefinition). Therefore, none of the TST modules
use it, and your code should not either.

I hope this helps.
- Jon

gzevin

Jon,

using strict is one of the best perl practices - so, while I do understand why TST does not use it, discouraging people from it is not good Smiley Happy

Greg Zevin, Ph.D. Comp. Sc.
Independent Interwoven Consultant/Architect
Sydney, AU

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