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You can also apply '-w' in the file association if you are concerned. Go to "Tools - Folder Options - File Types". Find your PL entry. Edit the Open property and add '-w' and whatever other options you want by default.

Of course, you could also set this programatically via perl.

As I recall, before the Grand Unification of AS and GS Win32 perl distributions, you had to add it for GS, though I could be mistaken.

HTH
Dex

In reply to Re: Re: use warnings vs. perl -w by idnopheq
in thread use warnings vs. perl -w by dmckee

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