On May 10, Peter Cline said:
>When attempt to use the taint flag I get the following complaint when
>invoking perl from a command line (using -c, -w, and -wc):
>
>Too late for "-T" option at survey_select.pl line 1.
>
>The code runs however, and does what is expected. Just curious if anyone
>knows what this means.
Please check the perldiag documentation, which explains this warning.
You must send -T on the command-line, because by the time Perl actually
starts RUNNING your program, it's too late to do some of the taint
checking it should have done.
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