Russell Coker wrote... > # echo test| sendxmpp [email protected] > Use of uninitialized value in numeric eq (==) at > /usr/share/perl5/XML/Stream.pm line 631
Same here, and it's arguable who is to blame for this.
sendxmpp calls Connect (l.327ff) with tls set to whatever the caller
provided, default undef. It's common practise in Perl to treat undef as
a false value.
Net::XMPP::Connection::Connect however, as documented in
Net::XMPP::Client, expects a defined value, either 0 or 1, but happily
stores any other value the caller gave, including undef.
That undefined value eventuall triggers the warning. No harm done
otherwise since the check will fail in the right direction. So it's just
annoying.
In my opinion the place to fix this is sendxmpp, it's also easier to do.
Although I'd have to have a word with the Net::XMPP authors as their
code is quite un-Perlish.
Christoph
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