From: Paul Brannan Date: 2002-10-14T23:17:33+09:00 Subject: Re: Different Behavior of Class Variables w.r.t ||= On Sat, Oct 12, 2002 at 08:12:27AM +0900, JamesBritt wrote: > > I think Ruby should have them on by default, and use a > > command-line switch to suppress them. > > Where do you put the switch if you've set a file as executable and run it > without specifying the interpreter? $VERBOSE = false > Why not just set your RUBYOPT value to include warnings? I think the point was to encourage people to write code that does not generate warnings. It might be interesting, as the number of warnings/errors increase, to have different levels of warnings. The default warning level could be somewhere in the middle, and the user could increase/decrease this level as necessary. Paul