I wouldn't ask if I knew.
> evaluated at compile-time.
nope that's obvious from the docs and from a simple test.
> you're simply blah-blahing here.
Look who's talking...
Anyway carp() seems to already do by default what I wanted. \o/
It doesn't report from the caller function but the caller package.
use strict;
use warnings;
use Data::Dump qw/pp dd/;
TEST::first(); # <- line 6
#push @main::CARP_NOT, qw(TEST); # uncomment to see dynamic behaviour
#TEST::first();
package TEST;
use Carp;
sub first {
second();
}
sub second {
carp "some warning";
}
some warning at d:/Users/RolfLangsdorf/pm/carp_not.pl line 6.
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